Last February Bond Products’ Brian Milnes had a televised interview with Michael King, the Cajun Contractor, and a few weeks ago the HomeTalk host aired his radio interview with Brian. The show is dedicated to the American consumer, and the two took some time to discuss DIY carpet binding.
As you may already know Bond Products makes and carries all varieties of narrow fabrics necessary for carpet binding – including cotton and polyester tapes and Instabind for the DIYer. Bond Products has been manufacturing narrow fabrics since 1910 when John Milnes opened what was then known as National Tapestry Company and began producing woven high-end upholstery fabrics with intricate designs on jacquard looms. We are proud of our company’s history and the fact that our products are still made in America by American workers.
Today Bond Products also manufactures the binding equipment to sew tapes onto the edges of carpet, as well as serging yarns and equipment, seaming tapes and equipment, and rug backings and underlayment. We have everything that the weekend DIYer would need to tackle home projects, and we also have the equipment an energetic entrepreneur would need to start or grow any company involving the installation or binding of carpet.
We often sell to businesses who already service or install carpets and seek to add other income streams. Carpet installers often have their garages full of carpet remnants, for instance. If they purchase the equipment and tapes from Bond Products, they can easily sell fully finished carpets and make a profit from what might otherwise be discarded.
If you have a minute, check out Brian’s interview with Michael King, and let us know what you think and how Bond Products can help you with either your project or your business.
