Logo
Insets into Existing Wall to Wall.
Yes. The key here is finding
some assistance. Locating an installer doesn't have to be
a hassle. Try applying some of these tips before you jump
into it.
When we produce your logo
we usually make a template, we can ship this template along
with your finished rug. The template is useful to the installers,
in some instances but not always.
It's useful if the shape is
circular, oval or irregular. The installer can mark the outline
of the template and make his cuts.
A few factors are involved with this approach and the installer
will have to make the final call. For instance, if the carpet
is a commercial grade / glue down installation, then he would
cut from the top and inset directly into the existing install.
This approach is straightforward and most installers are capable.
We always offer suggestions
and guidance before we take on an inset project and we'll
let you know if you're in too deep...
What about carpet over pad?
Sometimes you'll see this in a commercial office environment,
but it's rare. It's usually designated for residential use.
Call us for more details.
Keep in mind that we can
help you with new wall to wall installations. In fact, it's
often the best solution when considering insetting into wall
to wall. For example the logo can be inset into the main field
piece and shipped to you. The installer has a straight and
simple drop. Easy.
Tips on locating a good installer:
-Ask your building manager...
who do they use? They may even have restrictions in place
re: who they allow on site, whether they are insured etc.
-Check out the local yellow
pages. Carpet stores usually have a few good crews on staff.
They would probably take your job just to keep one of their
installation crews busy.
-Floor covering suppliers
deal with installers all day long. They have lists of recommended
crews. Be cautious and ask a few questions. You only want
the best installers available.
You can always call on us
when you're in need for more answers.
I hope these tips have helped...
Cheers to you and good health!
Russell Webb
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