4-1/8 in. Wide Economy Knee Kicker

20 INCH

20 in long aprox

This cutter measures 16 1/2" in length. Customer Care

the total from top to bottom are 17"

YES

Yes

I havent tried but i wouldnt think so.

SURE I CAN SEE THIS EASILY

Yes, it works fine to stretch artificial turf.

Yes if you mean the thin mat type that comes in rolls like carpet. I used that type inside of a screened in country style porch and I used one of these carpet stretchers to get it tight just be careful because the style of artificial turf I used wore thin quickly in areas that I had stretched it the most.

Thank you for your inquiry. It is unknown if turf is recommended for stretching. However, knee kickers are to help tighten lose areas and fit in areas of wall to wall carpet.(stair ways, perimeters etc) Always contact the turf manufacturer for installation requirements.

Good day, I am sorry, but we do not carry accessory parts for this item. Thank you for choosing QEP. Customer Service

yes 144th L STREET MARKET

What fastener are you referring to?

This does not have a fastner to it. If you are referring to what holds the carpet it place, there are tack strips at the edge of the carpet that hold it in place. This stretches the carpet past its current position on the tacks so that the carpet becomes more taught. I pushed with the kicker and pressed the carpet down on the tack strips. If the carpet moved enough, you can feel the tacks bite into the underside of the carpet when you push down (and sometimes you can hear it too). If you are installing new carpet and don't have tack strips, you'll need to purchase some for the perimeter of the carpet. The come in packs and are pretty cheap. You nail them down with the tacks facing up (or you can screw them down after pre-drilling). Then you can lay your carpet. I hope this helps!

There is no integral fastener. You simply use it to pull the carpet taut.

You use carpet tack strips around the perimeter of the room to hold the carpet in place. The strips can be purchased at Home Depot

Hi! Our 10408 Economy Knee Kicker is used for small carpet installations as well as fixing loose carpet by stretching and tightening it in place. To fasten carpet in place, you would use our knee kicker in conjunction with tack strip. Thank you for your interest in our products.

Most Tool rental stores have a selection of this type tool for rent. Also, you can use a rubber mallet to bump this if your knees are fragile.

The Home Depot does have a very good toll rental program and although you will have to check availability in your area I am almost certain that you'll be able to rent one near you.

Yes. I could have rented a more expensive one locally. If I plan to never pull wrinkles out or install any carpet in the future, then I would have rented.

Do not understand the question, but yes you can rent knee kickers.

Thank you Missy for your inquiry. You need to contact your local Home Depot store to find out what tools they have to rent. If you have any further questions please call our Customer Service (866) 435-8665. Thank you for your interest in our product.