Premium Double-Sided Linen Tape (50mm x 25m)

The professional secret for crisp, clean rug edges and a high-end finish.

Give your handmade rugs the professional finish they deserve. This heavy-duty, double-sided linen tape is the go-to tool for makers who want to prevent fraying and create perfectly secured borders.

Rug Edge Tape, Perfect for Tufting & "Waterfall" Edges

Creating a "rolled edge" or "waterfall" finish is essential for a high-quality rug. This tape makes it effortless to fold your primary backing (monks cloth or gray tufting cloth) over the edge of your rug, securing it firmly to the back.

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Stop the Fray: The thick adhesive layer traps loose fibers and prevents "frilling" or unraveling at the cut edges of your cloth.

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Crisp Folds: Thanks to the linen mesh reinforcement, this tape is flexible enough to fold corners tightly without the bulk or "popping" that occurs with cheaper tapes.

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Invisible Reinforcement: Once your final backing (felt or non-slip cloth) is applied, the tape remains completely hidden while providing permanent structural strength.

Why Tufters Love This Tape:

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Extreme Adhesive Power: The woven linen structure grips deep into the fibers of your tufted work, ensuring a strong bond even on uneven surfaces.

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Flexible & Conformable: Whether you're making a round rug or complex organic shapes, this tape follows the curves and holds the fold.

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Extra Wide (50mm): The 5cm width provides a generous surface area for a secure "hem," making sure your edges stay down forever.

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Maker-Friendly: Hand-tearable for quick application, featuring a high-contrast yellow liner that is easy to peel—even if your fingers are a bit sticky from latex.

Product Specifications:

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Width: 50 mm / 2 inches

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Length: 25 Meters per roll

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Material: Double-sided reinforced linen/cloth mesh

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Compatibility: Works perfectly with latex-treated rugs, monks cloth, and all types of secondary backings.

💡 Maker's Tip: After applying the tape and folding your edges, use a heavy roller or a mallet to firmly press the layers together. This "locks" the adhesive into the fibers for a permanent bond that won't budge.