Underlay - which side up?

[mo]

Got some underlay - its green and the rubbery type.

Which side up do I put it - read conflicting reports on the net - I am guessing flat side up?

Cheers!

[Chris Bacon]

That's right.

[Steven Campbell]

Any green rubbery type I have had had "This side up" printed all over it to avoid any confusion.

[Phil]

Assumes ability to read!

[The3rd Earl Of Derby]

I'd of thought the rubber side up due to... if it was rubber side down the rubber would start breaking up under traffic use, considering she has uneven floorboards.

-- Sir Benjamin Middlethwaite

[mo]

she? you been watching too much Eastenders...

I would have said flat side up, incase you can feel the rubber through the carpet...

[john]

Mine has always been professionally fitted - green side down - onto paper.

[Richard Faulkner]

In message , mo writes

I would have said rubber side up, and am sure that whenever I have removed carpets this is what I have found.

Can you tell what make it is and ask the manufacturers, or they may have some advice on a web site.

[Richard Faulkner]

In message , mo writes

Looks like I'm wrong - see

top surface - crepe paper bottom surface - rubber waffle

[The3rd Earl Of Derby]

Thought so.

-- Sir Benjamin Middlethwaite

[The3rd Earl Of Derby]

This your hosting as there is no such site as www.underlay

-- Sir Benjamin Middlethwaite

[Peter Parry]

Has IMM has morphed again?

Information:-

Top Surface Printed Stitch Bonded Crepe Paper Bottom Surface Waffle Sponge Rubber

[Richard Faulkner]

Not sure what you mean? It's a pdf I found on Ball & Youngs' web site, which I found by searching for carpet underlay on Google.

Ah! See what you mean - but from Google it takes you to

[Richard Conway]

There is, its a mexican site