Carpet Kicker Teeth

Details shark teeth are hardened steel blades that replace wimpy wire staples on any knee kicker with single screw nap grips.

Carpet kicker teeth. This particular kicker doesn t have an extension to change its length or a teeth adjuster. Push the teeth down into the carpet. Test the block before use by gently hitting the pad with your. When you position the kicker push the teeth down into the carpet about an inch away from the wall.

They come with varying thicknesses of various piles of 5 mm 20 mm for teeth. Typically you hit the end of a knee carpet stretcher with your knee to move the carpet as the teeth of the kicker grip the carpet. Move the kicker about an inch away from the wall. A carpet stretcher has teeth with different depths that grip onto the carpet that you are working with.

Crain 525 wide knee kicker. Otherwise you will just waste your energy. Likewise the kicker features ultra wide head and also the steel teeth grips that offer professional carpet installation finish. Slam your knee into the cushion to get the carpet in place.

This is why carpet stretchers are sometimes called carpet kickers or knee kickers. We offer quality tools for carpet installation and much more at great prices. If you have thick carpet the teeth aren t long enough to allow it to get a good bite on the carpet. You can start to try with the teeth depth for the carpet you are working with.

It may take a couple of kicks to get the desired result. Moreover one can raise or lower the teeth and grip for varied carpet thickness thus delivering precise results. Slam your knee swiftly into the cushioned end of the knee kicker to hook the carpet onto the tack strip. Remove lint from the teeth as you move along to ensure the knicker is firmly grabbing the carpet.

They last 5 times longer and the long pins penetrate deep into the pile to positively grab all carpet types. A carpet knee kicker will have teeth on the end of it. By pushing the teeth into the carpet you can then kick or hit your knee into the cushion end of the carpet stretcher to pull the carpet into place. I eventually got the job done after much duress.