Double Stick Tape Company manufactures double sided carpet tape roll for flooring work where carpet, turf, rug, mat, or rubber flooring must stay flat without visible fasteners. This category covers temporary carpet fixation, carpet seam bonding, artificial grass joining, and rubber flooring edge control. Instead of offering one general-purpose roll for every floor, we match backing, adhesive, liner, width, and roll length to the surface, installation time, traffic level, and removal requirement.
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A double sided carpet tape roll is mainly used to hold floor coverings in place, join seams, and reduce edge lifting during installation. It belongs to a flooring tape category, so the key question is not only how sticky the tape is. A good grade must also suit the floor finish, the carpet or turf backing, the expected installation time, and whether the tape needs to come off cleanly later.
For a three-day exhibition, installers usually care about fast application, stable foot-traffic performance, and cleaner removal. For a commercial carpet seam, the priority shifts to backing strength and seam stability. Artificial grass joining needs wider contact under the turf backing and better resistance to outdoor moisture. Rubber flooring is different again: heavy rolls may stay down by weight, while edges, entrances, corners, and seams often need extra hold.
Start with four checks: fixing duration, floor surface, traffic level, and removal requirement. Short-term carpet work usually benefits from rubber adhesive, cloth backing, and a liner that can be removed quickly during installation. Carpet seam tape bulk supply needs more attention to tensile strength, roll consistency, liner release, and seam-width stability.
For artificial grass joining, a narrow roll may not give enough contact under the turf backing, especially on long seams exposed to moisture or temperature change. A 3in, 4in, or 6in roll often gives better support than a narrow carpet hold-down roll. For rubber flooring double sided tape, test both the base floor and the rubber backing, because textured rubber can reduce adhesive contact. Start with four checks: fixing duration, floor surface, traffic level, and removal requirement. For wood-floor projects, review our carpet tape for hardwood floors selection guide before confirming adhesive grade, surface test time, and removal requirements.
The right double sided carpet tape roll should be selected by installation purpose first, not only by adhesive strength. For exhibition carpet or event flooring, a cloth-backed roll with rubber adhesive and an easy-release liner helps installers work quickly while keeping removal cleaner after the project. For carpet seams, a carpet seaming tape roll or wider seam bonding grade provides more stable edge control. For artificial grass, a wider turf joining roll gives better contact under the backing. For rubber flooring, tape is usually applied along seams, edges, entrances, and corners where curling or movement starts first.
Item | Typical Range / Customizable Value |
Product category | Double sided carpet tape roll for carpet fixation, seam bonding, artificial grass joining, rug/mat anti-slip, and rubber flooring fixing |
Backing / carrier | Cotton cloth, polyester/cotton cloth, PET fabric, non-woven fabric, mesh cloth, CPP/OPP film, or reinforced fabric carrier |
Adhesive system | Rubber adhesive, synthetic rubber adhesive, natural rubber adhesive, hot melt adhesive, or waterproof pressure-sensitive adhesive |
Total thickness | 115um film grade, 180um fabric grade, 0.20-0.35mm cloth carpet tape grade, or custom structure |
Standard width | 24mm, 36mm, 48mm, 50mm, 72mm, 2in, 3in, 4in, 6in, or custom slit width |
Roll length | 10y, 25yd, 36yd, 75ft, 82ft, 100m, 500m, or project roll length |
Liner type | Yellow release paper, white release paper, blue PE liner, siliconized paper liner, or split liner |
Peel adhesion reference | 6.5-20 N/25mm depending on adhesive grade, backing, surface, and test method |
Holding power reference | >=24h under selected test conditions for higher holding grades |
Tensile strength reference | 30-80 N/cm depending on cloth, fabric, or reinforced carrier structure |
Double Stick Tape Company can adjust this flooring tape range by structure, adhesive, and roll format. For smooth temporary floor covering, a thinner film grade around 115um may be suitable. For general carpet fixing, an approximately 180um fabric grade can provide better dimensional stability. For flexible exhibition carpet or heavier floor contact, 0.20-0.35mm cloth carpet tape grades are often selected.
Width can be slit from 24mm or 48mm rolls for temporary carpet hold-down to 3in, 4in, or 6in rolls for carpet seam bonding and artificial grass joining. Roll length can be matched to 10y, 25yd, 36yd, 75ft, 82ft, 100m, 500m, or project requirements. Liner options such as yellow release paper, white release paper, blue PE liner, or split liner should be confirmed according to hand application, wide-roll handling, and converter use.
Temporary carpet fixing and long-term seam bonding require different tape choices. Temporary fixation focuses on quick roll-out, strong initial tack, stable foot-traffic performance, and lower residue risk during removal. Long-term seam bonding needs stronger joint stability, better backing reinforcement, and closer attention to traffic level, seam width, moisture exposure, and floor movement. Carpet seam tape bulk projects may require wider or reinforced structures, while artificial grass joining should consider outdoor moisture, turf backing, seam alignment, and compression after installation. Rubber flooring sits between these needs because heavy rolls may stay flat by weight, but tape can still be important on seams and high-use access points.
Different floors react differently to the same adhesive. A small test strip helps check edge lifting, residue transfer, discoloration, and removal behavior before large-area installation.
It checks whether the carpet, turf, mat, or rubber flooring edge stays flat after pressure and early traffic. If lifting appears within 24 hours, a wider roll, stronger backing, or different adhesive grade may be needed.
For light carpet hold-down, 48mm or 2in is common. For carpet seams, turf joints, and higher traffic areas, 3in, 4in, 6in, or custom wide rolls usually provide better contact area and seam stability.
No. Values such as 6.5-20 N/25mm peel adhesion or >=24h holding power depend on adhesive grade, backing, surface, pressure, temperature, and test method. Final selection should be confirmed with sample testing.
