Cut Pile Carpet
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Product Description
Product name | Polyester Shaggy Carpet |
Material | 100% polyester |
Pile weight | 1500—3300g/m2 |
Height | 1.5 CM—3.5 cm |
Backing | Grey and White Back |
Pattern | flower shape |
Technics | Hand-tufted |
Color | Pink , purple, green, grey, yellow, orange, red |
Size | 4' x 6' , 5' x 8' , 5' x 7' or OEM size |
Use | Home, hotel, commercial, office, floor |
Place of origin | China (Mainland) |
Terms and Conditions
Payment terms | 1) 30%T/T in advance, 70% L/C at sight 2) 30%T/T in advance, 70% before shipping |
Delivery time | 30 days after receive your deposit or original LC |
Packing details | carpets rolled in separate plastic bags |
Loading capacity | one 20' container can hold about 2200sqm; one 40' GP container can hold about 4500sqm. One 40HQ container can hold about 5500sqm. |
MOQ | 300 square meter of a design and a size |
- Q: I am having new white carpeting installed in my house. Curious how others who have white flooring keep it clean.
- How To Keep Carpet Clean
- Q: I noticed a bunch of sand under an area rug in our living room, and my mom said something about how fibers in old carpets an rugs turn into sand. Is this true? And if so, how does it work?
- Carpets almost always have some kind of backing on them and over time the rubber used dries up and crumbles. It is annoying but there's no good way to get rid of it. Vacuuming doesn't remove enough, washing in the laundry will put lots of rubber particles in your machine so either leave it under the carpet or take it outside and scrape it down a lot or buy a new carpet. I never heard of a simple solution for the crumbling backing. Additional: You can also expect it to stick to your floor too. I have a carpet doing that. The residue from the backing is hard to get off the tile floor. Therefore I recommend just replacing the carpet with a new one and save yourself the headache.
- Q: How do I fit the carpet in the billiard hall?
- Carpet laying: carpet has carpet and roll carpet in two forms, using different laying methods and laying position.Movable laying: refers to the carpet pendulum, floating on the base, without carpet and grass-roots fixed.
- Q: I have a long bit of carpet, like a rug i spose but its filthy and i want to put in in my room.. do u think its safe to just throw it in the washing machine to clean??
- its going to depend on the type of carpet. if its carpet like what goes into bathrooms yes, but dont use detergents with enzymes like Era. they eat the latex backing. If its an area rug like an oriental rug then no you will need to have it dry cleaned of shampoo it. Most of the time you can get away with just taking the rug outside for a good beating unless it has some stains.
- Q: Which do you think hurts more: rug burns or tatami burns?(I don't know what made me think of this, but I know I haven't seen it asked before)
- rug burns are worse! although tatami mats to leave attractive imprints on your body after prolonged contact
- Q: I've recently noticed rugs popping up on my yards in the evenings, it goes down to around 4oC here at night right now, and all horses are in their own fields, not in a herd. I personally am not too sure on rugging yet. My mare is a 16.2, 10 year old Irish Sports Horse, and I simply refuse to clip her for my own reasons. She has been rugged for most of her life with her old owner, and obviously it's unfair of me to deny her rugging now, so no rug is not an option.I was just wondering how cold it has to get before you start rugging. I myself will rug in horrible rain, and at 1oC or below, but should I be doing it at higher temps? I don't want to ruin the growth of her winter coat, and she gets hay and a feed every night.
- I also agree with the first answer. My horse is not blanketed during the winter and I live in Wisconsin where it gets pretty cold during the winter. He just turns into a very fuzzy horse during the winter. I do cover him after I have worked him so he does not get chilled then. Addition: If your horse is older, or possibly has issues keeping weight on during the winter it may be beneficial to blanket. But as long as your horse does not appear to be deficient in a winter coat then you should not have to blanket.
- Q: theres a rug outside of my bedroom door, and my cat keeps dragging it down the hallway.. She never does it when anyones watching either
- It plays with it. My cat does this too. There is something about carpets that's fasinating to them.
- Q: I want to buy area rugs?details please.?
- Custom woven rugs. I found this place when visiting in New Orleans. I saw Sir Anthony Hopkins in there and was amazed by what they do. Their rugs are not exactly cheap but are labors of love. I never knew what it took to make a rug like the ones they offer. Custom color combinations and a variety of dimensions. They ship too.
- Q: I have a rug that will not stay put.I have tried the special stuff that they sell to put under rugs to help keep them from slipping. It didn't work.I have dried this special spray stuff that works kind of like the scrapbook glue that you can you can move about. It makes it like a restickable sticker. The sticky wears off quickly though.I have even tried putting felt on the back. That didn't work either.The floor I have it on it my bathroom floor. The tile in there is cheap. It is like the tile on the school floors. (I live in an apartment so I have no choice in that matter.) Part of the problem is also that my cats play tag and the rug seems to be base.Does anyone have any ideas on how to keep this rug from slipping so much?
- contact paper. (like for in cabinets) it will grip the carpet and the floor without any adhesives. can be bought at any hardware store
- Q: I was painting my nails this morning with bright pink nail varnish and i dropped it and it splashed all over my cream carpet, bed and white draws i have sorted the bed and staws out but the carpet is left!i have tried nail varnish remover but it smudged it! would 1001 work? what else?
- To remove nail polish from carpets, nail polish remover will work but you need to use caution because it can also remove dye from your carpet or upholstery. You can try and bleach your carpet, but only if you have a white carpet. also; You can remove nail polish stain of a fabric, carpets, and counter tops using Motsenbocker's Lift Off #3. We tried it on our quilt an it made the nail polish stain just disappear, like magic! You can purchase it at any hardware store. We purchased it at The Home Depot for about $6.00. It also removes permanent ink and marker stains.
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