Once stitching is completed, an adhesive is applied under the turf to permanently secure the blades of grass.

During this process, wools of different colours can be blended to create new shades.

Said tuft backing is characterized by containing a low amount of a thermally activatable binder which is applied onto the layer of melt-spun filaments in the form of at least one thin layer.

The method includes producing a semi-finished product by tufting, weaving, bonding or other well-known method in the art, as back side coating of the pile side is effected for forming the semi-finished product.

Hand tufting is a contemporary process that offers a multitude of variations in design, color and format.

The foam rubber backing sheet (20) either exhibits the same degree of shrinkage as the carpet pile component (14) or possesses a strength modulus above about 1,000 pounds per square inch.

This technique of hand tuftage is therefore an art that requires a high level of expertise at each stage of carpet creation.

Method and apparatus for turning an upholstered article (5) comprising first and second clamping members (8, 9) between which the article (5) may be clamped, and tufting means (14) for location on one side of the article (5).

The backings employ fabrics made from serrated tape yarns which are coated with a film of a thermoplastic material, and optionally include a tufting lubricant applied to at least a portion of the serrated yarns.

A tufting mechanism (10) for a carpet tufting machine of the type having a needle (34), a looper (84), and a knife (92) for cooperative movement together to form a cut pile of tufts of yarn in a base material (124).

Innovative, high-tech qualities are created from state-of-the-art, material-saving tufting technology with the use of renewable energy sources.

The factory is approximately 400 thousand square meters in area with some 2000 employees carefully performing every step in the production process, including yarn extrusion and twisting, turf tufting and backing finishing.

This curve, evocative of a palm leaf’s stem, is subtly emphasized by refined tufting techniques used to finish the lines, or “feather-leaves”, on either side.