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D-1-13, Capital 4, Oasis Square, 2, Jalan PJU 1A/7A, Oasis Damansara, 47301 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
T: 03 7886 4562 F: 03 7497 1020 www.gqprojects.com.my
GST Number: 0016 0197 0176
1. OBJECTIVES
The objective of this method statement is to provide and document best practice methods to be
performed by installers of GQ Projects. Consideration for health and safety has also been given in
respect of persons who may be affected by our work including personnel of GQ Projects as well as
other fellow contractors / sub-contractors on site during installation.
GQ Projects Sdn Bhd are deemed to be trained and competent to undertake the tasks allocated to
them and will observe and adhere to the health and safety policy of any client as well as our own
health and safety policy. It is the general aim that all operations / activities undertaken will be
carried out in a safe and workmanlike fashion, avoiding un-necessary risk.
2. SCOPE
This document establishes recommended manufacturer's installation standards for woven axminster
carpets for hospitality / commercial projects.
3. REFERENCES
3.1 Standard for Installation of Commercial Carpet - CRI 104 - The Carpet and Rug Institute
3.2 Characteristics of Patterned Carpet Technical Bulletin The Carpet and Rug Institute
4. DEFINITIONS
Throughout this document the general terms must, highly recommended and recommended
are used to compare and contrast the different levels of importance attached to certain practices. It
is impractical to issue blanket rules intended to apply to every installation situation. In extenuating
circumstances, deviation from portions of this standard may be appropriate. Carelessness is never
acceptable and common sense should prevail in all cases.
Must: When the term must is used in this document, it means that the practice or procedure is
required or mandatory.
Highly Recommended: When the term highly recommended is used in this document, it means that
generally the practice or procedure is the accepted method to be followed.
Recommended: When the term recommended is used in this document, it means that the practice
or procedure is advised or suggested.
Ref: UMLB-FBE-GQPIJB/MOS-16/CW/001
5. PERSONNEL RESPONSIBILITIES
Ms. Vicky Lee (012-2023925) is the person in charge to liaise with the Main Con (UMLB) /
consultants (FB Eye) to oversee and supervise the entire operation. Additionally, GQ Projects can be
contacted at our support line, 012-7980010 or via email at support@gqprojects.com.my . Any on site
modifications from original design / installation intent must require the acknowledgment of the
person in charge as well as the main con and consultants approval.
6. Materials
Kindly refer to Appendix A to find out more about specifications for the woven Axminster carpet
5. METHODOLOGY
5.1 Temperature and humidity- Carpet shall be installed when the indoor temperature is
between 18-35C and the humidity ranges from 10% to 65%.
5.2 Testing of Concrete Sub-floors- Prior to adhesive Installations the owner, the main
contractor, or their designated testing agent are highly recommended to submit to the
flooring contractor a written report on the vapor emission level and the surface alkalinity of
the concrete. Testing must conform to ASTM standards and deemed satisfactory by our
master installer for the installation to commence work.
5.3 Pattern Matching- To assist the installers in pre-planning the installation, each roll would
typically have been measured and coded to help in laying out the best possible pattern
match sequence. The installer will know which rolls will match best to each other prior to
delivery and can plan accordingly.
5.4 Seaming- Our installers will test for adhesive bond before constructing the seams. We
use a heat shield on our seaming iron at all times. As a precaution, we test a piece of scrap
carpet for heat resistance to make sure you will not distort the face fibers with too much
heat in this process.
5.4.1. Abut the two prepared runs, matching the pattern for the length of the seam.
Both widths of the carpet runs are stretched at the seam and stay nail each piece
before hot melting the seam with the tape. Note: Hot melt tape does reduce the
amount of stretch at the seams. If prior stretching is not performed before the tape
is applied, additional stretch in the middle of the carpet will cause a bowing effect
across the pattern.
5.4.2. Roll out and center the seaming tape under the two pieces to be seamed.
Apply the preheated iron to the tape at the starting point and allow time to
adequately melt the adhesive on the tape. Whenever possible, start at the end of a
seam, allowing the iron movement to go all in the same direction. If the seam is a
long one you may find it necessary to have your starting point at the center of the
seam and continue to the end. Return to the middle and proceed to the other end to
finish.
Ref: UMLB-FBE-GQPIJB/MOS-16/CW/001
5.5 Rolling: Rolling should be performed with the lightest roller that will achieve proper
transfer of the floor adhesive onto the carpet backing. Refer to manufacturers
recommendations for roller weight. Roll in both directions, but do not over roll.
Ref: UMLB-FBE-GQPIJB/MOS-16/CW/001
9. PRE-CONTRACT INSPECTION
Prior to any work commencing on site the following procedure will be adopted:
a) Request from client to be logged (telephone, letter or fax)
b) Site meeting between GQ Projects Sdn Bhd and client to agree / identify:
i) the work required;
ii) the specification, range, colour;
iii) Work commencement date;
iv) Targeted completion date;
v) any specific hazards / risks, e.g. working in vicinity of client personnel;
vi) if this method statement is acceptable/ fully applicable or if a specific part of this method
statement should be revised;
vii) site access (including stipulated hours, permits and compliance).
Ref: UMLB-FBE-GQPIJB/MOS-16/CW/001
Ref: UMLB-FBE-GQPIJB/MOS-16/CW/001