SKU: 6131-CPF500
Adhesive Carpet Protection Film shields synthetic carpet from construction debris, spills and heavy foot traffic during a build. Drop cloths slip out of place and standard tape can pull carpet fibres when removed, leaving a mess that costs more to fix than the protection was worth. This film uses a self-adhesive backing that bonds directly to the carpet pile, so it stays put underfoot without shifting, and peels away cleanly within its rated time frame. Each roll covers 500mm wide by 100m long. It's designed for synthetic carpets only, not natural fibres or hard flooring, and should go down on dry carpet at least 72 hours after installation. Site crews use it to protect finished carpet during the final stages of a build, removing it within 4 weeks to avoid adhesive transfer.
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Adhesive Carpet Protection Film shields synthetic carpet from construction debris, spills and heavy foot traffic during a build. Drop cloths slip out of place and standard tape can pull carpet fibres when removed, leaving a mess that costs more to fix than the protection was worth. This film uses a self-adhesive backing that bonds directly to the carpet pile, so it stays put underfoot without shifting, and peels away cleanly within its rated time frame. Each roll covers 500mm wide by 100m long. It’s designed for synthetic carpets only, not natural fibres or hard flooring, and should go down on dry carpet at least 72 hours after installation. Site crews use it to protect finished carpet during the final stages of a build, removing it within 4 weeks to avoid adhesive transfer.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Width | 500 mm |
| Length | 100 m |
| Suitable For | Synthetic carpet only |
| Max Application Time | 4 weeks |
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About Carpet Protective Film - Sticky Backed
No, it's designed for synthetic carpets only. It shouldn't be used on natural fibres such as wool, which it can damage.
Remove it within 4 weeks. Leaving it down longer risks adhesive transfer, leaving sticky residue behind.
No, wait at least 72 hours after carpet installation before applying, so the carpet's own adhesives have time to cure.
Yes, test on a small, inconspicuous area first. Apply a short strip, leave it overnight, then remove it and check for residue before covering the full area.
Yes. In direct sunlight or near heat sources, the adhesive can bond more strongly, making removal harder. Check it more often and consider removing sooner in heated areas.
No, it's designed for carpet only. Use a dedicated hard-floor protection product like corflute or Bruteboard on tile, timber or vinyl.
This roll is 500mm wide by 100m long. A 1m width is also available for larger areas.