Combined carpet
OwnerXuelei Wanginventor
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Abstract
The present disclosure provides a combined carpet. The combined carpet includes an upper carpet body and a lower carpet body. The upper carpet body that includes a first anti-skidding layer. The lower carpet body that is paved between the upper carpet and an object surface, wherein a size of the lower carpet body is less than that of the upper carpet body so as to be completely covered by the upper carpet body, and the lower carpet body includes a first flexible fabric layer. When the upper carpet body is paved above the lower carpet body, the first anti-skidding layer resists to the first flexible fabric layer, such that the upper carpet body and the lower carpet body realize a relative rest through a static friction force, to form a detachable combination.
Claims17
A combined carpet, configured to be on an object surface, the combined carpet comprising:
- an upper carpet body that comprises a first anti-skidding layer;
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- a lower carpet body that is arranged between the upper carpet body and the object surface, wherein a surface area of the lower carpet body is less than that of the upper carpet body so as to be completely covered by the upper carpet body, and the lower carpet body comprises a first flexible fabric layer;
- wherein the upper carpet body is detachably arranged on the lower carpet body, the first anti-skidding layer contacts the first flexible fabric layer by a static friction force generated between the first anti-skidding layer and the first flexible fabric layer, to prevent movement between the upper carpet body and the lower carpet body;
- wherein the first anti-skidding layer has an edge extending beyond the first flexible fabric layer in a manner that the edge of the first anti-skidding layer is staggered from the first flexible fabric layer and not overlapped with the first flexible fabric layer, and the edge of the first anti-skidding layer contacts the object surface, to prevent movement between the combined carpet and the object surface;
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- wherein the upper carpet body further comprises a first buffer layer and a second flexible fabric layer, the first buffer layer is arranged between the second flexible fabric layer and the first anti-skidding layer, and the first anti-skidding layer comprises a rubber layer and a first fabric layer, and the first fabric layer is adhered to the rubber layer by adopting a hot-pressing technology at a surface of the rubber layer away from the second flexible fabric layer.
A combined carpet, comprising:
- a multi-layer formed upper carpet body comprising a first anti-skidding layer and at least a second layer formed on the first anti-skidding layer;
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- a lower carpet body arranged below the upper carpet body, a surface area of the lower carpet body being less than that of the upper carpet body so as to be completely covered by the upper carpet body, with the surface area of the lower carpet body being 55% to 80% of the surface area of the upper carpet body, seen from a perspective that the surface area of the upper carpet body is 100%, and the lower carpet body being multi-layer formed and comprising a first flexible fabric layer and at least a third layer formed under the first flexible fabric layer;
- wherein the upper carpet body is detachably arranged on the lower carpet body, the first anti-skidding layer contacts the first flexible fabric layer by a static friction force generated between the first anti-skidding layer and the first flexible fabric layer, to prevent movement between the upper carpet body and the lower carpet body;
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- wherein the first anti-skidding layer has an edge extending beyond the first flexible fabric layer in a manner that the edge of the first anti-skidding layer is staggered from the first flexible fabric layer and not overlapped with the first flexible fabric layer, and the edge of the first anti-skidding layer contacts an object surface, to prevent movement between the combined carpet and the object surface.
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