Everbuild Roll & Stroll Textured Carpet Protection Non-Slip film – Pallet Deals and Bulk Buy

Everbuild Roll & Stroll Textured Carpet Protection Non-Slip film extended information

Application Method / Tools

Application Instructions

Ensure surfaces to which EVERBUILD ROLL & STROLL Textured Non-Slip protection film is to be applied are clean sound, dust free and dry. Remove outer packaging from roll. Place roll on the floor facing the direction it is to be applied and unwind approx 12 inches (300mm) of material. Ensure the roll is stuck by smoothing out by either hand or foot. Simply push roll forward using hands or feet ensuring roll goes in a straight line. Smooth out with hands or feet as it un-winds. A very effective way of laying EVERBUILD ROLL & STROLL Textured Non-Slip is to push the roll along with a soft broom/brush using the brush to smooth out and remove air bubbles as it unwinds.

Everbuild Roll & Stroll Textured Carpet Protection Non-Slip film product information

Limitations

• This product is for application to carpets, do not use on hard surfaces. Use Roll and Stroll Hard Surface Protector film.
• Adhesion will be reduced on dusty surfaces. Vacuuming prior to use is recommended.
• EVERBUILD ROLL & STROLL Textured Non-Slip must be removed after a maximum of 4 weeks to prevent a sticky residue being left.
• Always check EVERBUILD ROLL & STROLL Textured Non-Slip is stuck firmly to carpets before commencing work.
• Not suitable for pure wool carpet
• On some surfaces EVERBUILD ROLL & STROLL Textured Non-Slip may leave a residue, this can be easily removed using warm soapy water or carpet cleaning solution. A test area is always recommended prior to full application.
• In heavily trafficked areas or where air temperature exceeds 22°C, remove EVERBUILD ROLL & STROLL Textured Non-Slip after 1 week maximum. Do not use underfloor heating whilst product is in situ.
• Product may become slippery when wet. Mop up any spills immediately or replace EVERBUILD ROLL & STROLL Textured Non-Slip where necessary.
• It is the users responsibility to determine suitability for use. If in doubt contact technical services for advice.