✅️Key Features: Carpet Grippers

📐Standard Wood Gripper : for fixing to wood floors using the fixing nails for underlay 7mm,8mm,9mm,10mm thickness 

📐Standard Dual Purpose : for fixing to wood or concrete floors using the fixing nails for underlay 7mm,8mm,9mm,10mm thickness

These standard grippers are 20mm wide x 6.5mm deep and sold in 76cm lengths or 139cm lengths.

📐Deep Base Wood Gripper : for fixing to wood floors - these are deeper grippers for underlay thickness of 11mm-12mm

These deep base grippers are 22mm wide x 9mm deep and 139cm long

🏭Manufactured:  To UK standards by QA, these are great quality grippers used by carpet fitters and carpet shops.

🚛FREE Delivery:

We provide FREE  delivery throughout the mainland UK 

76cm lengths quantities are shipped via Evri - 3-5 days

139cm lengths are shipped via Parcelforce 48hr

🙋‍♂️Why Choose Us

We are a family based business in Blackpool,  we have been in the carpet business for over 30 years, and have a wealth of experience and knowledge about flooring.

🏢Where Are We

Underlay Warehouse 

Unit 2 Beehive Trading Park 

Blackpool 

FY4 4QU 

☎️Contact : 07841583795

Any questions,  queries,  or problems we can easily be contacted by phone or ebay message,  we respond quickly to any messages.

 

🚛Delivery:

Your order may consist of more than one package depending on the size of your order. 

We always provide you with tracking numbers withing your Ebay account.

Please ensure you have a mobile number within Ebay to provide tracking texts to you.

 

🛳Shipping : 

We dispatch your order either same day or next day so DO NOT book any carpet fitters until your underlay arrives.

We do not deliver Saturday or Sunday 

 

⚒️ Fitting:

These grippers are nailed to wood and concrete floors using the nails pre nailed into the grippers, you can also glue the grippers to concrete floors using appropriate fixing adhesive not included,  if you glue the grippers you need to remove the part nailed nails from the grippers. 

The grippers should be fitted approximately 5mm from the wall edge or skirting with the bevelled edge of the grippers towards the skirting 

This underlay should be laid with the coloured side face up,  on wooden floorboards the underlay should be laid in the opposite direction to the floorboards and each run of underlay should be laid in the opposite direction butt upto the last row, this helps to prevent any consistency issues in the underlay. The underlay should then be slightly stretched and stapled to the floor,  if on a concrete floor, spray adhesive should be used.

For best results, use tape to tape along the joints, but it isn’t totally necessary to do this.

 

🔨⛏️Tools you may need:

• Hammer

• Hand saw or snips

• Utility Knife (with spare blades)

• Tape Measure

• Staple Hammer or Staple Gun

• Underlay tape (for taping seams in the underlay)