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Views: 0 Author: Site Editor Publish Time: 2025-12-11 Origin: Site
As a leading carpet manufacturer, we understand that an outstanding product requires proper usage to deliver the best experience for customers. Modular carpet tiles, with their versatile design, are becoming a popular choice for commercial and residential flooring renovations. This article will systematically explain the correct installation methods, laying techniques, and maintenance essentials of modular carpet tiles from a professional perspective, helping sales representatives better guide end customers and enhance product satisfaction and repurchase rates.
Before delving into the usage method, it is necessary to understand the fundamental advantages brought by its design principles:
Ultimate flexibility: Modular units can be freely combined and trimmed, perfectly adapting to any irregular space and easily achieving pattern design.
Installation convenience: No need for professional tools and complex processes, greatly saving installation time and labor costs.
Maintenance economy: When there is partial fouling or wear, the problematic module can be replaced separately without dealing with the entire area, significantly reducing long-term usage costs.
Widely applicable: Suitable for various scenarios such as offices, rental apartments, shops, children's activity areas, and homes that require rapid renovation or temporary reinforcement.
Base requirements: The ground should be sturdy, flat, dry, and clean. Ideal substrates include smooth cement floors, ceramic tiles, wooden floors, or existing old carpets (in good condition and fixed flat).
Cleaning treatment: Thoroughly clean and vacuum, ensuring no sand, dust, oil stains or moisture. The residue will affect the bonding effect and flatness of the backing adhesive.
Environmental adaptation: Place the splicing pad in the laying environment for at least 24 hours to balance its temperature, humidity, and indoor environment, avoiding subsequent thermal expansion and contraction.
Measurement and layout: Accurately measure the size of the room and calculate the required number of cushion blocks. Suggest purchasing 3-5% more to cover cutting losses.
Pattern layout: Pre plan and stitch patterns based on the color of the cushion blocks. It can be laid out from the center of the room towards the surroundings to achieve a more balanced visual effect.
1.Determine the starting point: usually starting from the visual center of the room or main entrance, extending to both sides and the door edges.
2.Peel off adhesive and paste:
Carefully peel off a portion of the backing paper from one corner of the cushion block, align it with the position, and gently place it.
After confirming the correct position, slowly lay it forward while gradually tearing off the remaining backing paper. At the same time, use your hands or a soft cloth to apply pressure and smooth it out, ensuring that the cushion block is tightly attached to the ground without any bubbles.
3.Sequence and Alignment: Lay in the order of "rows" or "columns" to ensure that the edges of adjacent blocks are closely aligned and avoid gaps.
4.Edge processing:
When encountering irregular edges such as walls and columns, use a sharp art knife and ruler to accurately measure and cut the cushion blocks.
When cutting, it is recommended to cut the cushion block face up to obtain a more neat edge.
Transition zone at the entrance: Special aluminum alloy or PVC edging strips can be used for fixation and beautification to enhance durability.
Wires/pipelines: If it is necessary to bypass ground pipelines, holes can be drilled on the cushion block after precise measurement.
Heavy furniture: For areas where heavy furniture needs to be placed, it is recommended to add specialized protective pads under the legs of the furniture to distribute pressure and prevent long-term compression from causing dents.
After the laying is completed, conduct a comprehensive inspection of all joints to ensure they are tight, smooth, and have no curled edges or bulges. You can use a roller or hand to compact it again to ensure a firm bond.
Proper maintenance can greatly extend the service life of splicing pads.
Daily: Use a vacuum cleaner (recommended with a hard brush head) to remove surface dust and debris.
Regularly: Wipe with a wrung out neutral detergent damp cloth. Avoid excessive moisture infiltration into the joints.
For stains, promptly treat them locally with cleaning agents.
If necessary, the heavily soiled cushion blocks can be temporarily removed, brushed separately, thoroughly dried, and then reattached.
When individual pads are severely worn or soiled and cannot be cleaned, they can be replaced separately.
Dismantling method: Use a hair dryer to evenly heat the old cushion block (at medium and low temperatures), soften the backing adhesive, and carefully pry it up from the corners with a putty knife or plastic scraper and remove it.
Replacement installation: Thoroughly clean the removed floor area to ensure that there are no old adhesive residues. Then follow the laying steps and paste the new cushion blocks.
As a carpet manufacturer, we not only provide high-quality products, but also a complete and flexible flooring solution. Mastering and transmitting this professional usage and maintenance method will help your customers maximize product value, reduce after-sales problems, consolidate your professional image, and win long-term trust.
By empowering sellers and end users, we jointly transform the convenience, economy, and durability of our products into tangible competitive advantages, and explore broader market space.
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