The best solution is probably to get T&G (tongue and groove) plywood underlayment and cut the edges to fit the room. The tongues and grooves will stabilize the edges and tend to prevent anything leaking through. It would still be a good idea to tape the joints just to be extra careful.
Beside this, what can I cover my carpet with to protect it?
5 Products to prevent carpet damage
- Carpet film: The obvious choice. …
- Drop Cloths: In addition to carpet film, drop cloths are another great temporary floor protection option. …
- Dirt Trapper®: What’s the best way to prevent dirt from settling into or staining your carpet fibers?
Thereof, what should be on the floor of an art studio?
Drop cloths are wise on any flooring, if the most stain and spill protection is desired.
- Wood. Although wood floors are guarded with extreme care in many homes, wood is a natural flooring choice for a painting studio. …
- Sheet Vinyl and Linoleum. …
- Tile. …
- Rubber.
Can you put plastic over carpet?
For temporary use (meaning less than 24 hours), select rolled plastic or a drop cloth that lays over the carpet. WARNING: It is best to avoid any carpet protector that has adhesive in it. Adhesive is a sticky substance that keeps the runner in place.