Carpet fitting Risk Assessment

A comprehensive Risk Assessment for carpet fitting.

Carpet jointing tape, commonly referred to as seaming tape, is an essential tool utilised in both the installation and maintenance of carpets. Its primary function is to securely bond adjoining pieces of carpet, ensuring that seams remain tight and preventing them from shifting or moving over time. This stability is crucial not only for maintaining a visually appealing surface but also for minimising the risk of filtration, which occurs when dirt and debris settle into gaps created by loose seams. Additionally, a well-secured carpet helps to reduce potential trip hazards, making it safer for all users.

Beyond its role in joining carpet sections, this versatile tape is also indispensable for repairing rips, tears, or any other damage in existing carpets. The adhesive on the tape bonds effectively to the carpet backing, creating a robust and durable seal that restores the carpet's structural integrity while prolonging its lifespan. Carpet jointing tape is available in a variety of widths and adhesive strengths, allowing it to cater to a range of uses, from residential installations to heavy-duty applications in commercial settings. Its adaptability makes it an invaluable solution for any carpet-related project, ensuring both durability and aesthetic appeal in various environments.

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• Recognised by local authorities
• Recognised by principal contractors
• Suitable for CDM sites
• Approved by H&S managers

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Knee damage (from the carpet stretcher)

• Musculoskeletal problems in the knees may occur if carpet stretchers are regularly used.

• Provision of suitable PPE for knee protection, either in the form of workwear with integral knee protection (recommended) or independent knee pads

• Use a power stretcher where possible

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