BS 4223:1989 PDF Download

The BS 4223:1989 standard offers techniques for figuring out the structural specifics of textile floor coverings with yarn pile. The standard is focused on coverings that are woven, tufted, or raschel and feature a pile formed of chopped or looped yarn. Details on any integral foam backing that might be present in the floor covering are also included.

This standard aims to create a consistent methodology for assessing the constructional features of textile floor coverings. As it offers a standardized method to evaluate the quality and effectiveness of these products, this information is crucial for makers, merchants, and customers. The standard guarantees the assessment's consistency and dependability by outlining the procedures for figuring out constructional elements.

The standard covers a variety of constructional elements, such as the kind of yarn used, the pile's density and height, and any foam backing's specifics. It offers instructions on how to gauge and assess these factors, ensuring precision and consistency in the evaluation procedure. This makes it possible to fairly compare various textile floor coverings and makes it easier to decide which ones are best for a certain application.