Home > Video Channel > Installing Carpet in the Bedroom

Installing Carpet in the Bedroom

Ryley meets with Tom Denzel of Coronet Carpeting to install carpet in an upstairs bedroom, where Tom shares some tips and tricks for carpet installation.
Get Adobe Flash Player to see this content.

Chapters from this episode

Clip Transcript For:

Installing Carpet in the Bedroom

  computer-generated transcript - may not be 100% accurate

" that it is doing is putting -- fellow's putting down a tackless aha. In order to us secure the carpet to the floor we need to tack strips right. These -- trip's goal about a quarter inch. From the walls OK now and if you notice he's needles sticking out breakthroughs towards the wall right in coming up -- that it Vernon -- correct. This -- the carpet onto the tackless okay you know now that these nails that are already applied to that this will anchor the tackless into the floor. Location provide any nails in this house counsel. The concrete you know as well so right this is dual purpose tackless we can use this on either concrete floors if you want to basement. Or you can use this and would also -- terrific you know we first and you went down today is this stuff up okay okay we're using. Seven sixteenths everybody can't night. Tom this rebutted -- a six pound density. Seven sixteenths of an inch we want we don't want it to -- and estimate the cork -- around -- and endless that is that is definitely. Difference between insanity editors are not convinced that this -- side keeps the carpet from. Bob watching -- heading up from underneath it okay sorry -- can move you want -- don't want you know what prepared to bunch up underneath OK. All right very good evening and I consulate something about the hot liquid as it is not that we're using multi tones Saxony. It's doorway yarn nylon continuous element can also got started Stanley's maximize by soft -- carpet. Great with this -- it have a nice feel her bedroom okay terrific. What we put these tech after we put -- us now we want to put up heading down okay."

" It. It."

" That he's been away this right to Lorton. Who in his statement right now right okay. In my Stetson. That we just let go let go back look at our corporate. And get out of Atlanta -- go to work. Now respectful he's he's just take that there isn't a special -- got a -- right here. Now what he's going to do is stretch the carton. -- Normally we saw from one wall. And then you work on your your blank wall. Come up at the edges. That is what is this two pills are usually cut the engine to -- It keeps the carpet blade from going too far in. I don't want to cut the molding and sometimes. That makes nice with seeking. It sharply and then he just talked today. The nice clean finish and that's others thought of those really find it -- and we did get our -- went looks terrific thanks thank you."

 [-]


More Videos »Related Videos

Carpeting the Basement
Carpeting the Basement

Bob explains that the carpeting pattern in the basement may look like wall-to-wall carpeting, but actually it is Binvetec carpet tiles. Instead of being made up long rolls, the tiles are non-adhesive squares. The pattern on the tiles is designed so that any way the tile is laid, a pattern is created. The system is flexible to allow freedom for creative design.

Interlocking Beech Flooring and the Home's Carpeting
Interlocking Beech Flooring and the Home's Carpeting

In this segment, Bob looks at the click-together beech flooring from Kahrs in the key hall. Gary Johnston from DuPont meets Bob in the media room to discuss new innovations in carpeting. The homeowner chose carpeting for its comfort level, which is ideal for a media room. Gary explains that DuPont Stainmaster is ideal for such a high-traffic area because its advanced Teflon repel system keeps the carpet 40 percent cleaner. Gary goes through the installation process and points out the carbon core in each tuft of carpet that cuts down on static electricity, not unlike a miniature lightning rod.

Hand Stitching Carpets
Hand Stitching Carpets

Bob meets Peter Mead and learns about hand stitching carpets.

How to Install Carpet Tiles
How to Install Carpet Tiles

Carpet tiles, also known as carpet squares or modular carpeting, are easily installed side-by-side to create a smooth, carpeted floor that looks just like wall-to-wall carpeting.

Related Products & Services Showrooms

Repair, remodel and restore with the new Multi-Max
Repair, remodel and restore with the new Multi-Max

…flooring and drywall. Removing glued down carpet Getting rid of old carpet used to be a time consuming, difficult and messy…
…tiles with a Dremel Multi-Max Removing glued carpet with a Dremel Multi-Max Cutting drywall for…

More Content »More Content

Recycled Nylon Carpet
Recycled Nylon Carpet

…environmentally friendly. The Infinity nylon carpet selected met both of these criteria…
…created from post-consumer carpet made with Anso nylon and other nylon 6 fibers by…
…caprolactam will produce Anso nylon carpet fibers that are indistinguishable…

Choosing Carpet: What to Look for before You Buy
Choosing Carpet: What to Look for before You Buy

…and resilience to matting. Cut pile carpet In fact, nylon carpet will never wear out, it will just wear…
…throughout the carpet. Berber is loop-pile carpet constructed of bulky wool, nylon or olefin. Berbers come in level loop…

Carpet Choices
Carpet Choices

…America, a line of designer cut-pile nylon carpet, is the most recent in a growing…
…on color as the heart and soul of carpet design. With 90 shades ranging from…
…terms of weight and texture. All carpet requires a backing material in order…

Nylon Solution
Nylon Solution

…hold tools on pegboard if you run out of pegboard hooks or have something bulky to hang up. Knot up one end, then feed the nylon through the back, and then loop it through appropriate holes for the tools you want to hang. The nylons will stretch nicely…

Browse Topics

Click on a letter to browse content by topic alphabetically.



About  | FAQ  | Contact  | Sitemap  | Privacy Policy  | Terms of Use  | Help

© BobVila.com 2009