Rockefeller Hazelnut Loop 19.7 in. x 19.7 in. Carpet Tile (20 Tiles/Case)1. Find Your Perfect Carpet Not sure which carpet is best for your needs? The Carpet Selector Quiz will help you find a perfect match. 2. Learn More About Carpet Deciding on patterned or solid is the easy part. See what else you need to think about when shopping for new carpet. 3. Get Carpet Samples Once you think you've picked the right carpet, order samples to see if it's really a match. 4. Let Lowe's Do the Hard Work You've found your ideal STAINMASTER® carpet. Our Pros can take it from here.will this adhesive be appropriate to use on astroturf with a 5mm urethane pad? It will be glued to concrete. Thank you for your inquiry. Roberts® 6700 is a solvent-free adhesive designed for the exterior or interior installation of indoor/outdoor carpet and turf. Recommended Substrates: Concrete, APA rated marine grade plywood, aged asphalt paving (hot applied), fiberglass and aluminum when surface is clean and roughened to promote bonding.
The urethane pad application will need to be test bonded and the bond approval determined by the installer.If you have any further questions please call our Customer Service (866) 435-8665. Thank you for your interest in our product. Can I use this product to glue indoor and outdoor carpet to rubber roofing?R6700 recommended Substrates are as follows: Concrete, APA rated marine grade plywood, aged asphalt paving (hot applied), fiberglass and aluminum when surface is clean and roughened to promote bonding. This adhesive is not recommended over asphalt roofs. If you have further questions, please contact technical services at 866-435-8665. will this work on rubber gym flooring? Yes, as long as they are rubber and not vinyl. Uses: For adhering most indoor/outdoor carpets. Carpet Backings – Polypropylene (ActionBac), rubber-backed (foam, marine, waffle), urethane and tufted or woven. For backings not listed please contact our Technical Department atDo not use this adhesive for pure vinyl or vinyl-backed products.
You will find an installation and user guide in a box to the right. Read this over carefully to see if this is right for you. Thank you for your inquiry. Charlotte from The Home Depot How To Community. Can this product be used to glue over an existing carpet?We do not recommend using our adhesive for your application. Suitable sub floors are Concrete, APA rated marine grade plywood, aged asphalt paving (hot applied), fiberglass and aluminum when surface is clean and roughened to promote bonding. If you have any further questions please call our Customer Service (866) 435-8665. Can I use this glue for artificial turf on concrete? Hello Greg and thanks for the question. The short answer to your question is yes, this product will work on concrete. When it comes to the adhesive not coming through the material that really depends on how tight or loose the weave is on the turf. A looser weave will allow for some adhesive to come through where a tighter weave will help hold adhesive in place, this is entirely dependent on how the turf was manufactured.
We would recommend you test a small area, using the suggest trowel notch size and see if any material comes through. When it comes to drying times, we recommend giving 24 to 48 hours before walking on the turf and up to 3 to 5 days to fully cure. Since this is all dependent on weather conditions / temperature / humidity we can not give a more specific time. If you have any more questions please feel free to call us at 866-435-8665 and we can answer any more questions you may have. If i get this 6700 glue on carpet , How can I remove it? To remove the 6700 Indoor/Outdoor Carpet Adhesive from carpet, use mineral spirits sparingly and with a clean, white cotton cloth wipe the adhesive off the carpet. I hope this helps, should you have any further questions please feel free to contact Roberts Customer Service at (866) 435-8665. Thank you for choosing Roberts! Can Roberts 6700 carpet adhesive be used to glue down marine vinyl flooring? I can't say that I have any working knowledge of marine-grade vinyl, so I can't speak from personal experience on this one to guide you.
I did research the adhesive and their Technical Data Sheet that states the following: Uses: For adhering most indoor/outdoor carpets. Carpet Backings – Polypropylene (ActionBac®), rubber-backed (foam, marine, waffle), urethane and tufted or woven. please contact our Technical Department at (706) 277-5294. Do not use this adhesive for pure vinyl or vinyl-backed products. Should this not answer your question 100% then I would suggest contacting Roberts directly at the number listed. Can I use this adhesive to attach an indoor/outdoor carpet over a rubber roof membrane? The 6700 Indoor/Outdoor Carpet Adhesive and Glue is not recommended over a rubber roofing. It will not bond to this type of surface. I hope this helps, should you have any further questions please contact our Roberts Customer Service at (866) 435-8665. Thank you for choosing Roberts! I live in Michigan, where humidity is fairly high. I have a 70 pint dehumidifier that works great.
I also have a sump pump and water powered backup sump pump. I am looking to floor my basement because I am planning on using it has a home theater. I have done a lot of googling on this topic and have found a lot of varying opinions. I don't want to add a subfloor because I don't have much headspace to play with. Currently it has a drop ceiling and I am 6'4". I am only a couple inches from the ceiling standing on the unfinished floor. I have been looking at different carpeting and vinyl options. I am trying to finish around 600 sq ft so price is a concern here. I would like to stay under $1000 and can do installation myself if needed. I am concerned about moisture not being able to dissipate into the air and instead getting trapped under whatever flooring I put down. Is it okay to use a padding with carpet? Do they make special padding that allows for air to transfer through it? Is vinyl going to trap moisture underneath and cause mold? I don't really like the look of painted/stained concrete so I want to avoid that option.
flooring basement carpet vinyl-flooring I lived in a house that had standing water once or twice a year. It had a pad with berber(?) carpet on top. It dried easy with a space heater and fan within a day of these wet periods. Usually a 5x10 foot area got wet. When I went to pull up the carpet both the carpet and pad were in perfect condition. I asked a friend who had done installations for years and he said that I had an open-celled padding with no moisture barrier and if they are dried out thoroughly within a reasonable time he has never seen mold. So new house I am in is basically about the same as yours. I am putting down carpet in part of the basement with pad. Almost all pads are open-celled and you would have to ask for one with a moisture barrier - so if you go to a carpet store and pick out their normal padding that is the right thing. Also I am using Trafficmaster Allure Ultra on part of the basement which I have used on jobs. I am not a HD homer - but I have used this stuff and it is awesome.
It is pure rubber and even if you got mold (you shouldn't) it would just clean right off. As for your $1000 budget. You are going to have to get some very low grade carpet to meet that. Do not get non-floating vinyl. If you have to install the vinyl to the floor and you do have moisture problems you are in for a big mess. The recommendation I have above is $1800. has other all rubber options but they may make you have a minimum order. When I lived in MN I had the same issue. I opted to stain the concrete floor. I liked the looked, it was affordable, and as long as I ran a dehumidifier (a requirement in most any mid-western basement anyways) there was no water worries at all. I'd never put carpet in a basement. Been in too many carpeted basements with a definite mildew smell to scare me away from it. You can simply lay carpet right on the concrete without a pad. It obviously won't be as soft as it would with padding, but it's easy, cheap, and air should flow through it better.