Double Sticky Tape Company manufactures double sided flooring tape for floor covering fixation, carpet seam joining, rug edge holding, floor mat positioning, and artificial grass repair. The range includes removable floor fixing tape, self adhesive artificial grass jointing tape, double sided mesh carpet tape, and hot melt carpet seam tape for contractors, distributors, and installation teams that need stable bonding, clean application, and repeatable project supply.
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Double sided flooring tape is used when flooring materials must stay aligned, joined, or held in place during installation. One project may require temporary exhibition carpet fixing; another may involve artificial grass seam repair, rubber mat stabilization, rug corner control, or permanent carpet roll joining. These applications need different tack, carrier strength, dwell time, and removal behavior.
For short-term floor covering, the tape needs initial tack and controlled removal after the planned dwell time. For mats and rugs, movement control, edge lifting, and backing contact area matter more than quick finger tack. For carpet seam joining, the focus shifts to glue line continuity, heat activation, seam pull strength, tape flatness, and cooling smoothness.
Product Series | Main Use | Selection Value |
Floor Fixing Tape | Carpet, rug, mat, PVC floor covering | Select by tack, floor surface, dwell time, residue, and removal force. |
Artificial Grass Jointing Tape | Turf seams and fake lawn repair | Select 50mm, 100mm, or 150mm by seam width, backing stiffness, and traffic. |
Double Sided Mesh Carpet Tape | Carpet hold-down and mat fixing | Select by mesh strength, shear load, contact area, and edge lifting risk. |
Hot Melt Carpet Seam Tape | Permanent carpet roll connection | Select by width, glue layout, and heat activation. |
First confirm whether the flooring material needs temporary fixing or permanent seam joining. For exhibitions, renovation areas, temporary corridors, or removable mats, a removable or medium-hold grade is usually safer. Test it on the actual floor after the expected dwell time to review residue, adhesive transfer, surface marks, corner curling, and removal force.
For carpet roll joining, hot melt carpet seam tape is more suitable because a seaming iron activates the adhesive and bonds it into the backing after heat and pressure. Confirm backing compatibility, glue line continuity, tape flatness, activation behavior, pressing method, and seam smoothness after cooling. For artificial grass, width depends on seam width, backing stiffness, base condition, and foot traffic.
Hot melt carpet seam tape should be selected when the installation needs a permanent carpet joint, not a removable holding point. It is used for joining carpet rolls, repairing long seams, and creating stable transitions in offices, hotels, corridors, event halls, and commercial flooring projects. Unlike pressure-sensitive double sided flooring tape for temporary holding, this carpet seaming tape is activated by heat and bonds into the carpet backing after pressing. A 9-line or 11-line glue layout helps control adhesive distribution, while fiberglass mesh or scrim reinforcement improves stability on longer joints.
Item | Typical Range / Customizable Value |
Product category | Double sided flooring tape for floor fixing, seam joining, turf repair, carpet installation, and mat positioning. |
Turf tape width | 50mm, 100mm, 150mm, or custom width by seam area, backing stiffness, and foot traffic. |
Carpet seam tape width | 90mm, 100mm, 150mm, or project-specific width for carpet roll joining. |
Roll length | 5m, 10m, 20m, 25m, 50m, or custom length. |
Backing/carrier | Cloth, non-woven fabric, kraft paper, fiberglass mesh, or scrim reinforced backing. |
Adhesive system | Rubber-based PSA, acrylic PSA, removable adhesive, high tack adhesive, or hot melt adhesive. |
Glue layout | 9-line or 11-line layout for selected hot melt carpet seam tape grades. |
Thickness reference | 280um-400um for selected cloth carpet fixing grades; other values confirmed by structure. |
Surface compatibility | Carpet backing, artificial grass backing, rug backing, rubber mat, PVC floor, tile, wood, and concrete. |
Test reference | Peel adhesion, holding power, seam pull, edge lifting, residue check, adhesive transfer, and heat activation. |
Double Sticky Tape Company can adjust double sided flooring tape according to flooring material, backing type, floor surface, installation duration, and removal requirement. Width, roll length, adhesive type, backing structure, glue layout, color, roll label, carton mark, and private-label supply can be confirmed before production.
For repeat orders, keep the approved sample, width tolerance, roll flatness, edge slitting quality, glue line continuity, adhesive tack, planned dwell time, and allowed residue level on record. For sensitive floors, surface mark review and removal testing should be completed before bulk production.
Self adhesive artificial grass jointing tape works best when the seam is prepared before the adhesive touches the turf backing. Trim both grass pieces cleanly, align the same pile direction, and keep a narrow, even seam gap. The tape should sit flat and centered under both turf edges. For small repair work, 50mm tape may be enough; for standard landscape turf, 100mm is easier to align; for wider outdoor joints or higher foot traffic, 150mm gives broader support. The base should be dry, clean, and free from sand, oil, debris, or old adhesive. After placement, press the full seam length for even contact.
Test peel adhesion, holding power, seam pull, edge lifting, residue, adhesive transfer, and surface marks on the actual floor and backing. Keep approved samples, roll flatness, width tolerance, and batch consistency on record.
Use 50mm for narrow repair, 100mm for standard seams, and 150mm for wider outdoor seams or higher traffic areas.
Glue line continuity affects melt behavior and backing bond. Check 9-line or 11-line layouts with the actual carpet, seaming iron, pressing method, and cooling condition.
The floor should be dry, clean, dust-free, and oil-free. Loose powder, wax, moisture, old adhesive, and dust can cause edge lifting, residue, or early failure.
