Floor Plan I
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Below you will see a completed diagram including the necessary cuts and indicating the placement of seams with a dotted line. This is
exactly how I prepare each carpet installation for two
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Explanation |
CUT
1: 12.0 x 18.9
Living Room - covers all of the Living Room except for
3"fill on the width.
Fills comes from CUT 5.
CUT
2: 12.0 x 15.5
Dining Room - covers most of the Dining Room except for
2.6" fill on the width.
Fills comes from CUT 5.
CUT
3: 12.0 x 24.9
Hall & 2 Bedrooms - covers all areas except for
3" fill on the width in both
bedrooms.
Fills come from Cut 5.
CUT
4: 12.0 x 18.9
Master Bedroom - covers the entire master bedroom and
fills.
Fills come from waste in bathroom area Cut 4.
CUT
5: 12.0 x 6.6 (See Below)
Supplies fills for Dining Room, Living Room and 2
Bedrooms.
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Plan I Cuts Cut
1: 12.0 x 18.9 Total
12.0 x 84.5
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Cut 5
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Observations |
The
Dining Room appears to be a high traffic area by the kitchen door. By
shifting the carpet it is possible to avoid this seam.
The
Living Room has a carpet fill of only 3" in width. A carpet fill would be
stronger if it were 2' wide or greater.
Cut
3 in the diagram is 12' x 24.9" which allows the hallway to be
installed
with no seams. Cut 4 in the diagram is 12' x 18.9"
which allows for the 4 fills
to be installed from the waste left over from the
bathroom.
Notice
that the bedrooms in (Cut 3) have approximately 3" fills in width. This is
necessary in order to get the hallway installed in one
piece. It is better to have
the three inch fills in the bedrooms than to have multiple
seams or cross seams
in the hallway.
