Pathology:
Most hand-woven damage is in the areas that have the most contact with the environment, and the rug is considered to be the most vulnerable part of a rug because it is in constant contact with the environment. Major injuries in this group include cuts, abrasions and shrinkage.
Cut:
In this injury, the carpet ribbon will rupture in its transverse section and the ribbon will split into two or more pieces. Causes of this type of damage include the sharp objects on the leash or the rot decay.
Wear
In this damage, the constituent cream loses its strength and diameter as a result of excessive abrasion and, over time, it leaks through the building.
Dislocation:
In this case, the strip pulls out of its place at the edge of the carpet by pulling it away. This injury has a variety of causes, for example, topical stretching when one of these causes.
Restoration practices:
Procedure for repair of incisions in the leash:
In order to remedy this damage to the leash, first select the needle and thread that fits the rug used on the damaged carpet. Insert the needle a few centimeters above the cut and pass through the rupture site and remove it from a few centimeters further to the other side of the rupture. Note that when connecting the two cut edges, the needle return site should be lost. So that the needle is kept secret.
Method of Restoration of Wear at Lease:
The lesion is divided into two major and minor categories. In the minor type, only parts of the carpet cover are rotted and no damage to carpets and carpet weaving. In this case, first remove the rotten yarn and repair the damaged spots. It then acts as a membrane texture and carries the end of the tissue into the old membrane. In major wear that is part of the damaged carpet weaving and can not be used for the leash. In the first step, the affected areas should be identified and, if needed, the affected area removed and the next step is to rebuild the membrane from the main membrane.
Restoration method for burial site:
In this type of injury, part of the leash is separated from the carpet. In this way, the needle is first inserted through the back of the carpet and then threaded and pulled out the other side. We do the opposite in the same way by first removing the needle from the ribbon and finally the back of the carpet. Do this several times to completely eliminate the dislocation.