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Did You Know That Wool Carpets Need TLC & You need to know what you’re doing before repairing Wool Carpets?

Wool Carpet Stretching

Wool Carpet repair requires a special tool like the one above in the picture.  In the above picture you will see that the stretcher head has 1000s of needles instead of 40 nails.  When placed in the wool carpet to stretch it, this stretcher head will not pull wool tufts out of the backing of the carpet. Most Carpet Repair Guys DO NOT EVEN OWN THE RIGHT EQUIPMENT, much less the knowledge of how to stretch or repair wool carpeting.

Here is a picture of a traditional stretching head for nylon carpets that is “incorrectly” used on wool carpets:

Wool Carpet Construction:

On older wool carpet backings, they were made out of Jute, a high quality natural plant fiber. Today, new wool carpets have a new stiff action back.  The New Still action back is nylon jute, which lieterally glues the carpet back together on both sides, and acrylic glue glues the seams.

Wool Carpet Seaming & Patching

We couple the seams together using a KoolGlide, an electromagnetic seaming iron, allowing gluing of seams of the carpet on the sides and seams it on the bottom, now both are double seamed, bottom and sides, creates a better wool carpet patch.

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