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Easy and reliable application to the floor
Flexible and strong backing combined with high adhesion – easy to use; and no carpet lifting/shifting
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A flawless finish
With black tesa® double sided tape for carpets, for example, small gaps become invisible – accelerating your carpet-laying process
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Quick and easy residue-free removal
No floor cleaning necessary when removed – makes preparing for the next trade show a breeze
FAQ

Frequently asked questions about flooring adhesives

How much flooring adhesive do I need?

Determining the right amount of liquid flooring adhesive is crucial to the success of a project. Mixing too much is a waste, and there’s a danger of running out mid-project if you have too little. Double-sided tape for carpets is a convenient, cost-effective alternative to bonding carpets to the subfloor. As a general rule of thumb, you should plan with one roll of tape for every 5 to 10 square meters. It's always better to have a little extra than not enough. For a more accurate estimate, you should measure the area and consult with a Tesa representative or refer to the specific product instructions.

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