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Replace your old carpet -- without removing it.
 When replacing older carpet in your facility, you must often consider a number of issues which may include safety, work disruption, air quality, the environment, condition of the substrate and more.

Proven, and with a patent-pending, the PermaLink adhesive film system is specifically engineered to let you install Lees carpet tile and performance six-foot products over existing carpets. With Lees, you can combine carpet installation with conducting business as usual.

Lees PermaLink technology uses a sophisticated, high-performance dimensionally-stable film system, designed to make carpet replacement easier and more efficient by stabilizing the existing floor. It's construction brings togehter four distinct components that offer a lifetime of performance and benefits.
1. Permanent Adhesive
The bottom of the film is coated with an adhesive that provides a permanent bond to the existing carpet without allowing slippage in any direction. This stabilizes the existing floor while creating the new subfloor.
2. High Performance Film
The backbone of the PermaLink system. Chosen for its strength and unsurpassed dimensional stability, the film will not shrink, expand or degrade under normal temperature, humidity and traffic conditions.
3. Releasable Adhesive
A pressure-sensitive adhesive applied to the top of the film that ensures that the new carpet tile or six-foot product will always release from the film.
4. Protective Paper Layer
Applied to the top of the film. This protects the underlying adhesive from debris and allows for temporary foot traffic before installation of the new carpet is ready to begin.

Because the PermaLink system is so easy to use and offers so many benefits, it's transforming how facilities approach carpet replacement.

Find out more about PermaLink's environmental, economic, facility and ergonomic benefits.