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BS 5557:1992

Superseded

Superseded

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Textile floor coverings. Vocabulary

Available format(s)

Hardcopy , PDF

Superseded date

30-03-2007

Superseded by

BS ISO 2424:2007

Language(s)

English

Published date

15-07-1992

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Committees responsible
National foreword
Vocabulary
1. Scope
2. Normative references
3. General terms
4. Definitions and categories of textile floor
     coverings as a function of their construction
5. Terms relating to the use-surface
6. Terms relating to the substrate
7. Terms relating to the patterning and colouring of
     textile floor coverings
8. Terms relating to the fitting and use of textile
     floor coverings
9. Terms relating to the estimation of fitness for use
     of textile floor coverings
Annexes
A. (normative) Components of textile floor coverings
     - Indications in the drawings
Figures
1. Cut-pile, plain-woven carpet, two-shot (warpways
     section)
2. Loop-pile, plain woven carpet, two-shot (warpways
     section)
3. Patterned or figured carpet, two-shot (warpways
     section)
4. Patterned or figured carpet, three-shot through
     to the back (warpways section)
5. Plain-woven carpet, three-shot (warpways section)
6. Face-to-face carpet (warpways section)
7. Chenille Axminster carpet (warpways section)
8. Spool Axminster carpet (warpways section)
9. Gripper Axminster carpet (warpways section)
10. Gripper Axminster carpet (Kardax construction)
11. Tufted loop-pile carpet (longitudinal section)
12. Tufted cut-pile carpet (longitudinal section)
13. Warp-knitted pile carpet (Raschel type)(longitudinal
     section)
14. Bonded-pile carpet (loop pile)(longitudinal section)
15. Bonded-pile carpet (cut pile)(longitudinal section)
16. Face-to-face bonded-pile carpet (longitudinal
     section)
17. Flocked-pile carpet
18. Example of cut-pile carpet produced by insertion
     of pile stitched on by needle (longitudinal section)
19. Example of textile floor covering with needled loop
     pile
20. Example of Persian knots (weftways section)
21. Example of Turkish knots (weftways section)
22. Manufacturing principle of needled textile floor
     covering with primary support fabric
23. Two successive loops of a pile (longitudinal
     section)
24. Example of tufts
25. Examples of tufts in the form knots
26. Cut/loop pile (longitudinal section)
27. Tip-sheared pile (longitudinal section)
28. Pile root (longitudinal section)

Gives definitions of terms relating to textile floorcoverings, and defines categories of these products.

Committee
PRI/60
DevelopmentNote
Supersedes BS 5557(1978) Supersedes 89/43725 DC. (08/2005)
DocumentType
Standard
Pages
32
PublisherName
British Standards Institution
Status
Superseded
SupersededBy
Supersedes

BS 3655(1981) : 1981 RECOMMENDATIONS FOR INFORMATIVE LABELING OF TEXTILE FLOOR COVERINGS
BS 7953:1999 Entrance flooring systems. Selection, installation and maintenance
BS 5325:2001 Installation of textile floor coverings. Code of practice

ISO 2550:1972 Textile floor coverings Hand-made carpets Determination of types of knots

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