Carpet Fitting - Body and border part 1

[@FloorsbySouthernboys]

You’re teaching them well, love the prep work

[@andrewthompson545]

Fishing

[@markthomas3858]

Great videos, the best I’ve watched from carpet fitters in the UK..

[@sidknee4975]

Hey guys, love your work. I wish we in Sydney Australia took as much pride in quality as you do in the UK. Unfortunately it’s almost always about time or money. There are some great layers here but are often drowned out by the need for speed. I go at my own speed ensuring I’m doing the best I can for the customer while being jabbed by the younger blokes (water off a ducks back😂).

[@TrimTuckCarpets]

Sid Knee it’s the same here also. Not a lot that take pride. Many just want to do it done and move on the next. Which is unfortunate for the trade

[@WILSON0o6]

Thank you for sharing! Very good video.

[@sidknee4975]

Also can’t wait for part 2.

[@TrimTuckCarpets]

Sid Knee part 2 is up

[@IrishEyes84]

Great stuff

[@A.K.A999]

Hi bro bin cracking out couple your videos this mite sound daft but gonna ask it anyway, what's type of carpet call when looks like just bin Hooverd? Also what best stuff to use on sticking down underlay to concrete floor? .keep up good work 👌

[@thomashart4188]

Hey Sal. What have you wrapped around your speedcat for better gripping. Cheers mate.

[@TrimTuckCarpets]

Some sports tape. Off eBay.

[@thomashart4188]

@@TrimTuckCarpets thanks Sal.

[@oscarjohnson7083]

What is the electric tack gun you use for gripper ?

[@TrimTuckCarpets]

The best I like is spot nail - me4000

[@abdomagde8110]

Hello , I want to buy the same your work tools

[@andrewthompson545]

How can u epect a job like dis to be perfect widout a Axe bro

[@TrimTuckCarpets]

Next time I’ll bring an axe on a job🤣

[@andrewthompson545]

Rueben will train u how to use it

[@marti4689]

Not enough instructions. The carpet magically goes from being cut to already having a border, without showing or telling how they're laid out and attached, and what materials to use. SMH

[@abdomagde8110]

Please answer me

[@TrimTuckCarpets]

Abdo Magde sorry what was your question ?

[@abdomagde8110]

@@TrimTuckCarpets I want to buy some used tools for instellation carper same your tools , you can help me

[@TrimTuckCarpets]

Abdo Magde when tools are you after and I’ll give you the names

[@abdomagde8110]

You can sell me

[@abdomagde8110]

@@TrimTuckCarpets you can sell me a knee kicker

[@abdomagde8110]

Please

[@monkeyswift100]

Why oh why oh why do you waist your life doing perfect prepping when nobody is going to see it??? If you know people who spend there lives complaining about a badly grippered architrave then there is something wrong with the world

[@matthewjordan7772]

It fits better, it looks better, carpets last longer fitted correctly. Stick to your £2 m2 work and knowbody will ever complain about your architraves 👍

[@sidknee4975]

I hope the guy who laid the foundation to you home didn’t have the same attitude as you. Also it’s practice mate, you need to calm down. I’m guessing you don’t go back for call backs/defects either because you’re too good for that. Guys like us have to go back and fix your rubbish because you can’t do it right.

[@monkeyswift100]

I was taught buy one of the main fitters from Brintons... he made me do everything that you are doing!! And after I learnt everything he had to teach, he showed me how to do the same job 5x faster...

[@frank5363]

Bottom line is this, I can get the same finish as them with 1 piece of griper straight across an architrave or with 7 mitred pieces. It looks nice and professional but it’s a waste of time. A good fitter can instal a carpet properly on most prep work. No hate, I like these guys, they do a top job, they just probably work more hours than they need to.