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Step 1 · Inspect Existing Landing Surface

Thoroughly inspect the existing carpet on the landing. Look for any worn-out areas, tears, holes, or noticeable lumps and bumps. Assess if the existing carpet is securely attached to the subfloor and if there are any loose edges or ripples. This inspection will help identify if any subfloor repairs or carpet patching/replacement is necessary before proceeding with the new rug installation.

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Step 1 · Inspect Existing Landing Surface

Thoroughly inspect the existing carpet on the landing. Look for any worn-out areas, tears, holes, or noticeable lumps and bumps. Assess if the existing carpet is securely attached to the subfloor and if there are any loose edges or ripples. This inspection will help identify if any subfloor repairs or carpet patching/replacement is necessary before proceeding with the new rug installation.

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How to Cover a Worn Landing Carpet with a Landing Rug

Step 1 of 6·1.1 hr left

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Inspect Existing Landing Surface
15 minutes3 items
2
Clean the Existing Landing Surface
10 minutes2 items
3
Measure and Select Landing Rug
15 minutes2 items
4
Position the New Landing Rug
5 minutes1 items
5
Secure the Landing Rug
15 minutes3 items
6
Final Inspection and Smoothing
5 minutes1 items
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