Double Sided Adhesive Carpet Tape
- Common Size: 24 mm, 36 mm, 48 mm, 72 mm, custom slit width
- Color: White adhesive with white or yellow release liner
- Structure: Double coated pressure-sensitive adhesive tape
- Adhesive Type: Rubber-based or hot melt adhesive options
- Thickness Options: Typical 260-400 um total thickness
- Applications: Carpet, mat, exhibition carpet, temporary flooring fixation
Double Stick Tape Company is a manufacturer of Double Sided Adhesive Carpet Tape for carpet fixing, mat positioning, exhibition carpet installation, and temporary flooring work. This double coated carpet tape is built with pressure-sensitive adhesive on both sides, controlled tack, reliable holding power, and a smooth release liner for roll converting and on-site application. For volume orders, adhesive level, total thickness, peel adhesion, liner release force, service temperature, and surface compatibility can be checked before production.
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Double Sided Adhesive Carpet Tape is used when carpet backing and floor surfaces need a fast bond without liquid glue or long curing time. The tape sits between the carpet, mat, or temporary flooring material and the installation surface. After firm hand pressure or roller pressure, the adhesive makes immediate contact with both sides of the assembly.
For carpet fixing tape, the first challenge is not only adhesion strength. The tape must grip textured carpet backing quickly, but the liner also needs to release cleanly without tearing, stretching, or slowing installation. This is especially important when rolls are used across exhibition booths, event walkways, display areas, or repeated commercial projects.
The product is commonly supplied as a double coated pressure-sensitive adhesive structure with adhesive on both sides and a release liner for roll protection. Rubber-based adhesive is often selected for fast grab on carpet backing, concrete tile, PVC floor, painted floor panels, and commercial floor surfaces. Hot melt adhesive can be used when higher coating weight, quick bonding, and cost control are more important. Typical total thickness can be adjusted from 260-400 um according to tack level, surface contact, and installation requirements.
Benefits
- Balanced two-side bonding for carpet backing and floor surface contact
- Medium tack and high tack grades for temporary or stronger fixation
- Typical 260-400 um total thickness for different carpet and mat grades
- Smooth liner release, typically 15-45 g/25 mm depending on liner grade
- Suitable for concrete tile, PVC floor, painted floor panels, rubber mat backing, and commercial floor surfaces
- Peel adhesion can be checked on stainless steel, PVC floor, painted floor panel, concrete tile, and carpet backing
- Holding power and static shear can be verified before volume production
- Removal behavior can be observed through 24-72 hour sample testing
Which adhesive level should be selected for carpet, mat, and exhibition flooring fixation?
Adhesive level should be selected by checking both sides of the bond. For short-term carpet fixing or mat positioning, a medium-tack grade is often enough when clean removal matters more than maximum peel strength. For exhibition carpet tape, event flooring, and commercial walkway areas, a stronger rubber-based adhesive grade is usually preferred because it offers faster initial tack and better resistance to shifting.
Surface condition also changes the result. Smooth PVC or painted floors may need controlled tack to reduce residue risk, while rough concrete tile may need higher adhesive coating weight for full contact. During a 24-72 hour test, installers should check edge lifting, sliding, liner handling, surface residue, adhesive transfer, and floor marking after removal.
Applications
- Exhibition carpet fixing for booths, walkways, and temporary event floors
- Carpet and mat positioning in commercial installation areas
- Short-term indoor flooring layouts for exhibitions, events, and display spaces
- Carpet fixation on PVC floor, concrete tile, and painted floor panels
- Entrance mat and display-area bonding where tack level and removal need pre-checking
- Temporary flooring tape use where liner release, holding power, and clean removal must be confirmed
- Slit roll supply for repeated installation, converting, and project use
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TDS
Item Typical Value
Product Type Double sided adhesive carpet tape
Adhesive Structure Double coated pressure-sensitive adhesive
Adhesive Type Rubber-based adhesive or hot melt adhesive
Total Thickness 260-400 um
Release Liner White glassine paper, yellow paper, or PE film liner
Liner Release Force 15-45 g/25 mm, depending on liner grade
Peel Adhesion on Stainless Steel 12-22 N/25 mm
Peel Adhesion on Concrete Tile 8-16 N/25 mm, surface dependent
Peel Adhesion on PVC Floor 10-18 N/25 mm
Peel Adhesion on Painted Floor Panel 8-15 N/25 mm
Peel Adhesion on Carpet Backing 10-20 N/25 mm, backing dependent
Holding Power / Static Shear >= 24 h at 23 C with standard test load
Service Temperature -10 C to 60 C
Short-Term Heat Resistance Up to 80 C
Roll Width Tolerance +/- 0.5 mm for standard slit rolls
Recommended Application Pressure Firm hand pressure or roller pressure
Surface Test Time 24-72 h before volume order confirmation
Removal Observation Check residue, edge lifting, adhesive transfer, and floor marking after removal
A useful test records edge lifting, surface residue, adhesive transfer, floor marking… For hardwood flooring applications, use our hardwood floor carpet tape testing guide to compare tack level, 24-72 hour dwell time, residue review, and removal behavior before bulk approval.
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How should TDS parameters be confirmed before volume orders?
TDS confirmation should start with the actual application surface, not only a standard lab panel. Stainless steel peel adhesion is useful for comparison, but carpet fixing tape should also be tested on concrete tile, PVC floor, painted floor, rubber mat backing, or the selected carpet backing. This gives a more realistic view of initial tack, holding power, liner handling, and removal behavior.
The most important items to confirm are total thickness, adhesive type, peel adhesion, holding power, service temperature, liner material, liner release force, and roll width tolerance. For Double Sided Adhesive Carpet Tape used in temporary flooring or exhibition carpet installation, the sample should be pressed firmly and checked after 24-72 hours. A useful test records edge lifting, surface residue, adhesive transfer, floor marking, and whether the liner removes smoothly without tearing or stretching.
FAQ
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What adhesive type is commonly used for Double Sided Adhesive Carpet Tape?
Rubber-based adhesive is commonly used for fast tack and strong carpet backing contact. Hot melt adhesive can also be selected for higher coating weight or specific cost requirements.
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Can the tape be used on different floor surfaces?
Yes. It can be tested on concrete tile, PVC floor, painted floor panels, rubber mat backing, and similar commercial surfaces before volume use.
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What parameters should be confirmed before production?
Total thickness, peel adhesion, holding power, service temperature, liner material, liner release force, and roll width tolerance should be confirmed.
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Is this tape only for carpet tiles?
No. It is designed for broader carpet, mat, exhibition carpet, and temporary flooring fixation, not only carpet tile installation.
