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the seams are just made with tape, you shouldn't feel anything significant |
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Move on. Never use them. Contact A Gen in your state. File a complaint. See what happens .also, of course, never use them again.
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Amazingly, 20 minutes after I left him a voice mail telling him he lost the tile work and that I will be pursuing methods to get the carpet "done right" and he would be hearing from me when I got the bill for that, I get a text saying he sent the pictures to the Carpet Rep and is\was waiting on a response from them before he called me.
I'm like yea, bullshit. You sat on it and when you heard your ass was losing work and might be getting taken to court you got off your ass and did something. |
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The times I have had new carpet installed they always went over with me where the seam would be. If I remember right some carpet rolls are manufactured in different widths so this installer maybe used the carpet more efficiently putting the seam in worst area a highly traveled one. This could all be incorrect now as its been near 10 years since my last install.
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These guys ran it 12 ft wide from side-side. So then they had to run another piece another 5 ft piece along that with the seam going front to back, across the living room floor instead of side-side, along the outer wall like they should have. I don't know what made them do that but to me it's a complete and total **** up. |
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12' wide is the standard, and the installer should always put the seam farthest away from the walking path. If they didn't, either they are not experienced or they were trying to install as not to waste any carpet. However, they should never do that at the expense of putting the seam in the middle of the room without consulting you. From what you have written, inexperience seems most likely.
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MY MAN!!!!!!! Dinny |
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Actually based on what I can remember of his ramblings, I think it was the save carpet thing. |
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