Key Parameters to Consider When Buying Carpet Flake Protective Film

Material Properties

Preferably choose a material that is flexible and tear-resistant. High-quality products are typically made of polyethylene or composite plastics. These materials offer excellent water and dust resistance, effectively blocking liquid penetration and dust adhesion. They also offer a certain degree of wear resistance, extending the life of the carpet. Avoid materials that are prone to brittleness or have poor light transmittance, as this will affect the user experience.
Anti-slip Design

Pay attention to the anti-slip surface structure. Styles with uniform, fine grain or a matte finish are preferred. Anti-slip textures increase friction with shoe soles, reducing the risk of slipping while walking, making them particularly suitable for families with elderly or children. When purchasing, feel the surface of the film to feel the roughness. Products with clear, well-proportioned grain are more reliable for anti-slip performance.
Adhesion

Choose a product with moderate adhesion to ensure a tight fit on the carpet surface without brittle edges or hollowing, and without leaving adhesive residue that damages the carpet fibers during removal. High-quality protective films maintain their adhesion with temperature fluctuations, ensuring neither excessive adhesion that makes them difficult to remove nor insufficient adhesion that causes them to shift.
Size Compatibility

Choose the appropriate size for the actual area of the carpet to ensure the protective film fully covers the target area and minimize the number of joints. A size that is too narrow may result in excessive gaps, compromising protection; a size that is too wide may waste material. It's recommended to leave an appropriate margin after measuring the carpet to facilitate installation.
Durability

Inspect the product's puncture and aging resistance. A durable protective film should withstand the pressure of furniture movement and daily foot traffic without breaking. Check for UV resistance to prevent yellowing, brittleness, and other aging effects after long-term use, ensuring stable performance throughout the protective period.