Stairs are expressly excluded from all carpet warranties.
What causes roll crushing in carpet.
Common causes of roll crush carpeting is stored on a large dense paper tube similar to the way paper towels are stored on a cardboard tube.
Roll or pole crush marks develop as a result of weight of the carpet on top of itself during storage or from the weight of other carpet rolls during transport.
This causes a bending and compression of the pile yarns that can be seen as light or dark width wise bands across a carpet.
Clients may not be happy with what they see as a significant aesthetic problem with the carpet.
Matting and crushing occurs when the fibers become bent and compressed with use.
Test first to make sure moisture does not damage the wood.
The carpeting that is closest to the center gets weighed down and crushed.
Most roll crush occurs as a result of stacking a large number of rolls on top of one another.
Be careful if you have wood floors underneath.
Roll crush usually occurs when the carpeting is initially manufactured and added to the tube.
Roll the carpet back out to the perimeter of the room.
Roll crush usually occurs in areas of the pile yarn at the bottom of the roll that have flattened because of the weight of the carpet roll.
When this happens a band of the pile yarn becomes flattened.
This is due to the weight of the carpet roll itself.
Do not use this method on hand dyed rugs antique carpets delicate or valuable rugs or on fibers not compatible with water cleaning.
Lift carpet corner to see that the water hasn t damaged the under flooring.
Position a carpet stretcher across the center of the room resting the butt end of the stretcher against the opposite wall.
Before you begin to panic let us explain what carpet matting and crushing is and how to handle it.
Conditions such as tears cuts pilling shedding pulls and matting and crushing are excluded from warranty.
Roll crush will most often appear across the width of the carpet.
Roll crush is not considered a manufacturing defect.
Most homeowners believe that matting and crushing is a sign of excessive wear.
This is usually caused by a condition known in the industry as roll crush.
Roll crush also may occur during shipping where rolls are loaded several rolls high.
One of the most misunderstood carpeting conditions is carpet matting and crushing.
