Carpet Tile – Curling – Peaking

Carpet Tile – Curling – Peaking

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Carpet tile raised

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Adhesive

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Peaking/curling

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Adhesive Wet set

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Peeking/curling

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Curling measurement

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Peeking/curling

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What you need to know

Carpet tile curling – An open curl can occur when there is too much tension in the tile. This causes the tile to be very unstable resulting in curling at the leading or trailing ends or sides. When pressing down on the edge of a tile that is curled, the adjoining tile will not compress.
Compression Peaking – This can occur if the tiles are installed ……

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