I am purchasing new carpet and have removed the old.
The original pad appears to be in good condition (resilient)
except where it was crushed under the bed.

I rent and the carpet stains, I’d like to purchase laminate wood flooring. Is there a product to cover the carpet to make this possible?

Recently moved into new house and putting new carpet in basement. When lifting old carpet, the underpadding/foam is stuck to the cement sub floor. The carpet lifts off, leaving pretty much 100% of the foam stuck behind. Any idea’s on way to fix this to make the foam lift off/easier to remove.

My carpet has been ruined by my dog (despite my greatest attempts at cleaning and preventing her ‘accidents’). We currently rent but I have at least 6 months left at this place and would love to rip up the carpet. There is the basic wood particle board underneath. Any suggestions?

When we get on and off the bed, make the bed, anything… it moves accross the room. We are afraid of the scratching on the freshly polyurathaned floors and it frankly impedes certain activities.

Is there anything that we can purchase at Lowes or Home depot or whereever which we can put under the wheels or legs of the bed to keep it from moving? We can’t get a rug because his cat unfortunately is drawn to marking carpets even tho he is neutered.

Thanks for any suggestions

We just bought a home with a plush white carpet. The previous owner had a large rug on the carpet. When she removed the rug, it left a large, yellow stain that I presume is either rubber or glue. Any suggestions (especially real-life experience) with removing this type of stain? Thanks!

I’m thinking of making a scratching post for my cats, say a diameter of 50 cm, and about half an inch thick and I’m wondering how to carpet the top platform without getting lots of folds in the carpet when I fold it around the shape.

I dropped the hot iron on a red/rusty colored carpet. I managed to scratch it off but you can still see the shape where the iron burned the carpet. How can I camouflage this?

I thought of intentionally staining it with something but I don’t know what. I can’t cut it off and replace the carpet, I don’t have extra carpet. I’ve done all the brushing over I could do.

Any advice please?

I built a speaker box, but now the last step is to carpet it. I have the materials, but I dont know how to make the corners look the clean. The box is basically a rectangular prism, but the sides are on the outside of the box like a cap. (they are as big as the max dimensions of the box. I say this because most people build their box so their sides are “within” the box, as opposed to mine which are put on the outside and are the last pieces to be glued to the box)

It looks similar to this, minus the sides:
http://www.championmotors.net/Entry/Accessories/Dual_12_sub_box.jpg

I am NOT carpeting the sides, but painting them to add some contrasting color. So, how do I make the seam between the faces of the box and the sides look nice?

My dad said to just wrap the fabric around the edges so it goes inside the box, then attach the sides. But, I feel that this will compromise the structural integrity of the box. It has to be strong for two 12 inch subwoofers.