How Do You Lay Foam Backed Carpet?
Foam backed carpet is best to use in an area that isn’t used a lot or walked on constantly, so make sure it isn’t in an area that has high traffic or rough treatment. Most foam backed carpets do not require padding, so it is great if you are short on time and money. You can usually roll out the carpet yourself, but if it gets too large ask some friends to assist you. Local carpet stores and warehouses always have inexpensive remnants and small pieces of carpet available if you are on a budget, which works out great if you want a hallway runner or small staircase. Get rid of that old carpet and bring in some new and soft carpets. Remove your old carpet and any padding. Make sure that the floor or concrete underneath is clean of debris or dust. Attach a wide strip of the double-sided floor to carpet tape around the edges of the room in order to hold the carpet in place and prevent any shifting or movement. Begin at the longest, straightest wall so you can become comfortable with laying t
