What are the different types of carpets?

different types of carpets are strips, motherboard and transition strips. These devices can be used throughout the house to cover the edges against walls, stairs and open doors. They can also be used to cross the carpet to another room with other floor material, such as ceramic tiles or hardwood. Most materials can be purchased from local home stores and can be installed by a professional supplier or house owner.

The admission belt is a common tool used to secure the wall carpets to the wall in inner rooms and corridors. It consists of a long piece of wood with several carpet studs protruding up of it, which is nailed around the edges of the room. The carpet is stretched through the studs to capture in its background network and hold it in place. The excess material can be cropped and the relaxed supporters are forcibly pushed into a small space that exists between a strip and a wall. It can be folk wooden basic desKou and Quarter, installed along the edges of the wall as another carpet trim to hide all the free carpet fibers and create a finished look.

Transition strips can be used as a carpet edge between the doors and over the entrances, where the carpet meets the new floor material. These strips can be designed from hardwood, metal or vinyl and are usually glued to a carpet surface with nails or screws. In general, installers tend to match the floor to which the carpet passes, whether hardwood, tiles or vinyl, and can choose metal unless any similar material is found.

These strips are usually sold in the shape of "L" or in the shape of "Z". The first type of temporary piece is used as a carpet for floors with a different height. The "L" shape is directed to a room with a lower floor and a covering material, a paper, hardwood or tiles is then laid on the edgestrip. The upper part of the strip is slightly inclined to form a smooth plane from one room to another.

The "Z" transition strip is commonly used to start the carpet until the new floor material at the same height. The edge of the carpet is tucked into the lower jaw "Z" and the upper part is folded back through the belt. The whole mechanism is then nailed to the place and holds the carpet permanently.