Care and Maintenance
Seams can separate because of weak seam construction, missing edge sealer, adhesive failure, excessive traffic, moisture, or carpet movement.
The two carpet edges must be cut accurately, sealed when required, and joined with the approved seam system. Traffic across a poorly positioned seam can increase stress. Wrinkled carpet or dragging furniture may pull the seam apart. Repairs may involve reseaming, bonding, patching, or replacing damaged carpet around the joint.
Care and Maintenance
Bleach spots are permanent color loss caused by oxidizing chemicals and usually require color repair or carpet replacement.
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Carpet delamination is separation between backing layers caused by moisture, chemicals, age, stress, or manufacturing failure.
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Carpet fuzzing results from frayed fiber ends caused by abrasion, aggressive equipment, traffic, or yarn damage.
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