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why carpet?
- Warm, cozy, and soft underfoot
- Insulating and sound absorbing
- Use on damaged/uneven surfaces
- Easy installation, easy care
- Almost endless design options
Is carpet back on trend?
Carpet popularity peaked the 90s and is growing in demand again. It’s a highly versatile flooring option that helps beautify homes and commercial spaces while offering exceptional comfort and coziness. It is warm underfoot in cold climates like ours and does an excellent job of muffling noise. Carpet is also easy to maintain with routine vacuuming, and can conceal dirt to maintain a spotless and tidy appearance.
Carpet is one of the most economical flooring choices while being durable enough to last many years.
Carpet Catalogpopular carpet styles for homes
![Frieze Carpet Frieze Carpet](images/carpet/frieze-carpet-icon.png)
Frieze Carpet The most popular carpet in today’s market. It has a dense, shaggy texture, perfect for family rooms, hallways and other areas of the home with heavy foot traffic.
![Saxony Carpet Saxony Carpet](images/carpet/saxony-carpet-icon.png)
Saxony Carpet Saxony is a traditional cut pile carpet. Best suited for living rooms, it feels soft and plush underfoot and can add a level of sophistication to a room.
![Sisal Carpet Sisal Carpet](images/carpet/sisal-carpet-icon.png)
Sisal Carpet A longtime favorite amongst interior designers. Versatile and hard-wearing, it’s ideal for living rooms, hallways and stairs.
![Berber Carpet Berber Carpet](images/carpet/berber-carpet-icon.png)
Berber Carpet Classic appearance and long-lasting construction. It handles heavy foot traffic well. Looped fibers provide excellent traction for a great anti-slip flooring option.
![Frieze Carpet Frieze Carpet](images/carpet/frieze-carpet-icon.png)
Frieze Carpet The most popular carpet in today’s market. It has a dense, shaggy texture, perfect for family rooms, hallways and other areas of the home with heavy foot traffic.
![Saxony Carpet Saxony Carpet](images/carpet/saxony-carpet-icon.png)
Saxony Carpet Saxony is a traditional cut pile carpet. Best suited for living rooms, it feels soft and plush underfoot and can add a level of sophistication to a room.
![Sisal Carpet Sisal Carpet](images/carpet/sisal-carpet-icon.png)
Sisal Carpet A longtime favorite amongst interior designers. Versatile and hard-wearing, it’s ideal for living rooms, hallways and stairs.
![Berber Carpet Berber Carpet](images/carpet/berber-carpet-icon.png)
Berber Carpet Classic appearance and long-lasting construction. It handles heavy foot traffic well. Looped fibers provide excellent traction for a great anti-slip flooring option.
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Carpet FAQ
Maintaining carpet flooring involves regular vacuuming to remove dirt and debris and periodic professional cleaning to eliminate deep-seated stains and allergens. Promptly addressing spills and stains with appropriate cleaning solutions can help prevent permanent damage. Rotating furniture periodically can also prevent wear patterns.
Yes, carpet flooring can be suitable for homes with pets. Look for carpets with stain-resistant treatments and durable fibers to withstand pet-related wear and tear. Regular cleaning and maintenance are essential to keep the rug fresh and manage pet hair and odors.
Carpet fibers come in various materials, including nylon, polyester, wool, and olefin. Nylon is known for its durability and resilience, while polyester offers a soft feel and vibrant colors. Wool is a natural, eco-friendly option with excellent insulation properties, and olefin is highly resistant to moisture and stains.
Carpet flooring can help with allergies by trapping dust, pollen, and other allergens, preventing them from circulating in the air. Regular vacuuming with a HEPA filter and professional cleaning can effectively remove these allergens, contributing to a healthier indoor environment.
The lifespan of carpet flooring varies depending on its quality, the level of foot traffic, and how well it is maintained. On average, carpet can last 5 to 15 years. High-quality carpets with proper care can last longer, maintaining their appearance and comfort.
The cost of carpet installation depends on factors such as the type of carpet, the size of the area, and the complexity of the installation. While carpet can be affordable compared to other flooring types, it’s essential to budget for both the material and installation costs. Consulting with a professional installer can provide a more accurate estimate based on your specific needs and preferences.
Face weight is the weight of the carpet pile per square yard of carpet. Generally, a higher face weight represents a more durable carpet. Most residential carpet face weights range between 35 and 60 ounces.
Medium—to high-pile carpets are suitable for heavy-traffic areas, while low-pile carpets are recommended for areas with door clearances.
Yes. The carpet needs a barrier between itself and the floor for longevity and comfort.
Wool carpet fibers are naturally stain-resistant but can be expensive. Nylon carpet fibers offer a great balance of affordability and stain resistance. If you need protection from spills but aren’t as worried about oils and oil-based stains, you might be able to save some money with a polyester fiber carpet.
Cut pile carpets feel plush and luxurious underfoot. Loop pile carpets have a firmer texture and more structured surface that can better withstand foot traffic over time.