Method of installing wall-to-wall carpet and improved carpet
OwnerRaiford McDonaldinventor
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Abstract
There is disclosed an improved method of installing wall-to-wall carpet. The method comprises installing a wall-to-wall carpet on a substrate bounded at least partially by opposed walls or vertical structures by applying to the substrate an intermediate member having a top surface, applying to the top surface of the intermediate member the bottom surface of the carpet, the top surface of the intermediate member and the bottom surface of the carpet being constructed such that the surfaces resist relative movement between the intermediate member and the carpet; and cutting the carpet to conform to a desired shape at least partially bounded on two sides by the opposed walls or vertical structures. An improved carpet is also disclosed.
Claims9
A method of installing a wall-to-wall carpet on a substrate bounded at least partially by opposed vertical structures, said carpet having a bottom surface, said method comprising the steps of:
- applying to said substrate said bottom surface of said carpet, said bottom surface of said carpet comprising a skid resistant, smooth plastic film such that said carpet resists dimensional changes due to changes in moisture or humidity without the use of tack strips securing the periphery of said carpet to said substrate, said carpet being substantially free of adhesive for retaining said carpet and said substrate together;
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- cutting said carpet to conform to a desired shape at least partially bounded on two sides by said opposed vertical structures.
A method of installing a wall-to-wall carpet on a substrate bounded at least partially by opposed vertical structures, said carpet having a bottom surface, said method comprising the steps of:
- applying to said substrate said bottom surface of said carpet, said bottom surface of said carpet comprising an integrally attached foam cushion and a skid resistant, sufficiently smooth plastic film attached thereto such that said carpet resists dimensional changes due to changes in moisture or humidity without the use of tack strips securing the periphery of said carpet to said substrate, said carpet being substantially free of adhesive for retaining said carpet and said substrate together;
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- cutting said carpet to conform to a desired shape at least partially bounded on two sides by said opposed vertical structures.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.