I'm remodeling an office and would like to make the ground (carpet)=20
anti-static if possible.  I'm using nylon carpet, not anything=20
ESD-specific, but I understand that if I place a grid of copper strips=20
(grounded) first and use conductive adhesive, it would make a noticeable=20
difference, even for non-ESD carpet  The carpet manufacturer (Interface)=20
says that there is a bit of ESD "protection" in that carpet anyway.

I don't need this to meet any spec or be certified, etc... just looking=20
to help protect all my open PCB's from possible damage while I'm here.

Any of you know if this is worth the effort/cost?  Or any other things I=20
can do to add a bit of ESD protection.

Cheers,
-Neil.

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