Carpet Tucking Knife

To cut carpet with one end and tuck carpet into gullies with the other end.

Carpet tucking knife.

The hardwood handle has a burnt finish. Carpet stair tucking tool 7 79. Why i prefer the carpet knife to the carpet cutter. Carpet cutter 4 79.

Be careful not to unravel the carpet fibers. Can also be used for general cutting work. When the complete length of the transition has been successfully tucked run a bead of latex glue inside the crevice between the carpet and the tile to ensure that the carpet stays in. Designed to easily open to change the blade it includes safety thumb and blade guards.

Add to cart add to my list. Crain 103 carpet knife with 3 inch blade and wood handle 4 3 out of 5 stars 14. Orcon 13255 quik tuck carpet tucking tool 4 1 out of 5 stars 12. Tucking the carpet and making the transition a professional looking one however is easily done with the assistance of a few basic tools and a little time.

Tuck the end of the carpet into the gap between the tack strip and the tile by using a stair tool or a putty knife. This popular carpet knife is strong enough for carpet tucking and can also be used for general cutting work. Point the blade downward and touch the tip to your starting point on the carpet. Roberts cut and jam carpet knife for cutting and tucking carpet is a favorite tool of carpet installers.

Then press down just enough to pierce the carpet s tough backing. Tucking carpet is a great way to transition flooring. Skip to the end of the images gallery. Place the tip of the knife against the carpet.

Skip to the beginning of the images gallery. Add to cart add to my list. It is uniquely designed to serve a double function. Pivoting carpet knife 3 79.

This popular carpet tucking knife has a heavy gauge 2 1 2 blade and a textured soft grip handle with finger stops for a positive and safe grip. Add to cart add to my list. Carpet stair tucking tool. The knife has a heavy gauge 2 1 2 stiff blade that is properly heat treated to prevent breakage.

Grip the knife in your dominant hand so that the angled edge of the blade is pointing away from you.