ZY346 Carpet Joining Tape - Super Heat Bond Seaming Red Stitch

The product worked very well. I've never done a carpet patch before. YT vids good for guidance but lacked heat/time info for DIY first timers. Product also had no instructions regarding how to get glue to bond. We did two tests prior to using it for a carpet patch. Used a conventional iron and a wet towel over the carpet. Used an IR thermometer to determine actual temperature of the iron. First test was 250 degrees F and it took 12 minutes to get the glue to fully melt and bond. Second test was 300 degrees F and it only took 6.5 minutes for glue to melt and bond. We used 300 degrees / 6 minutes for patch as our target. Everything is holding well day after tests and patch were done.

I had a few scraps of carpet that I wanted to piece together in my garage. I have used this tape before,.. it's what the pros use. I don't have the iron that they use, but I heated it with a heat gun until the glue was melted, and it did the trick! Very satisfied.

The tape is exactly what I wanted

This is professional tape, it joins the tape permanently. Just make sure you dont put the iron on the carpet.

Worked well for us

Good

Cheap , doesn’t work well, hard to use and doesn’t hold together!! Had to get something different!!!

Hooked several short runners together to do the whole hallway. Still holding over a year later.

I am a professional flooring installer. I’ve been installing carpet for over a decade now and thought I’d try this seaming tape. Bought 2 and won’t be buying them again, glue comes off the tape too easily when using seaming iron (even on a low temp) and doesn’t bond to the carpet well. There are much better seaming tapes to choose from, just thought I’d give these a try. I’m assuming this is just cheap junk from China or the like. Wouldn’t recommend to anyone who installs carpet/ and or flooring as a profession. Might be fine for someone doing a DIY job at their house but I wouldn’t use this in a commercial/residential job setting