CARPET; We have a huge selection of carpet. We provide different fiber types, cuts, colors, textures and patterns to choose from.

Things to consider when choosing

What type of carpet you use depends on where it is going to be placed. If you have children or are going to be putting carpet in high traffic areas then its best to go with a higher grade of carpet. For these areas choose something that it going to be durable and out lasting. For any areas in the house that you are going to keep your pet then you might want to consider something a little cheaper; this is if your animal has problems now and again. While choosing a carpet for your pet think of the absorbancy of the carpet. the thicker the threads the harder simple messes can be to clean up.

Suitable Applications:

Living Room, Bedrooms, Dining Rooms, or anyroom that's not highly subsebtable to spills or dirt.

Types of Carpet

SAXONY - a level cut pile in which the yarn loops form a densely-packed, smooth, luxurious surface. This creates a more formal appearance.

PLUSH - the yarn is again cut level but not nearly as dense as a saxony. A little less formal in look.

TEXTURE - the yarns are curled or twisted giving a textured appearance and a decidedly less formal look. A key advantage of textured carpet is that it minimizes footprints.

CUT-LOOP - this is made up of a mixture of higher cut tufts and lower loop tufts to form a sculpted pattern in the carpet.

LEVEL LOOP - this carpeting is made up of looped tufts all of equal height. Because of its durability, this style is particularly good in high traffic areas. The berber style is characterized by larger loops.

MULTILEVEL LOOP - two or three levels of looped tufts form a random sculpted pattern.

FRIEZE - highly twisted yarns that curl at the pile surface. This style is a steady, sturdy performer in high traffic areas.

NYLON - one of the most popular choices. It is wear-resistant, resilient and available in a broad range of colors -from neutrals all the way to the very brightest of hues. It is also known for its ability to resist stains and conceal soil.

POLYESTER - the touch is soft, but not as resilient as nylon. Better in low traffic areas.

OLEFIN (polypropylene) - resists wear, permanent stains, moisture, static electricity, and is easily cleaned. Used in indoor/outdoor carpeting.