Nitoms Corocoro Spare Tape Japan - High Grade Carpet Compatible 3 Rolls 60 Wraps 160Mm Width C4312

Description

The Nitoms Corocoro Spare Tape Japan is a reliable and high-quality adhesive tape designed specifically for use with carpets and other delicate floor coverings. With its strong adhesion and compatibility with various carpet types, it helps protect edges and seams from daily wear and tear, extending the life of your flooring. This product is ideal for both home and office environments where maintaining the appearance and durability of carpets is important.

This package includes three rolls of tape, each roll providing 60 wraps with a width of 160mm, offering ample coverage for multiple applications. The Nitoms Corocoro Spare Tape is easy to apply and remove without leaving residue, making it a practical choice for anyone looking to maintain clean and secure carpet edges effortlessly.

Details

• Product Material: Adhesive Tape Material

• Manufacturer: Nitoms

• Made in: Japan

Features

• Three rolls included, each with 60 wraps for extended use
• Compatible with various high-grade carpets and floor coverings
• Protects carpet edges and seams from wear and damage
• Strong adhesion that is easy to apply and remove without residue
• Ideal for both home and office use

How to use

Clean the carpet surface where the tape will be applied to ensure good adhesion. Cut the desired length of tape and firmly press it onto the carpet edges or seams that need protection. Avoid stretching the tape during application for best results. To remove, gently peel off the tape without leaving adhesive residue. Keep the tape rolls in a cool, dry place when not in use to maintain quality.

Care instructions

Store the tape rolls in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight to prevent degradation of adhesive quality. Avoid exposing the tape to extreme temperatures or moisture. When applying, ensure the carpet surface is clean and dry for optimal adhesion. Dispose of used tape properly and avoid reusing to maintain effectiveness.