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Polyester hand tufted carpet

Hand tufed and hand carved

Pile weight from 1500 to 2400g/sqm

Good craftsmanship

Vivid colors

Quality	Hand tufted carpet
Material	100% polyester
Designs	Various designs applicable
Size	Any size
Color	Any color
Pile height	About 1cm
Pile weight	1500g, 1600g, 1700g, 1800g or 1900g /sqm
Rug back	Canvas latex back

Cut-pile Hand Tufted Carpet

Q:I live in Denver, Colorado. What is the average $ amount per yard of carpet for apartment grade carpet?What are some prices? I know they don't all go through the same company, but at about what average price is it sold at per yard for apartments?: Apartment grade carpeting can run as low as a1$ a s/f ( all flooring is sold by the s/f now by law) installation and pad extra, That equals out to about $1.60/1.70 a s/f installed. Very cheap carpeting, usually no warranties etc.. GL

Q:What color carpet is suitable to match on annatto floor?: My mother in the room is a khaki color, with blue rug, I feel good

Q:I am about to get a foal and a light horses. Which blankets/rugs do each of them need and why?: it depends on which country you are from.rugs are the english name for american blankets.kind of like the differance between a girth and a cinch they both do the same thing.in america it would be easier to find horse blankets than rugs but in reality if you live in a really cold climate you can get blankets to keep your horse and foal warm on the really bad days.but otherwise horses need shelter from the wind and rain and snow if they have these they will be fine.horses will grow a winter coat which will keep them warm in winter.make sure you feed them sweet feed or other feed that will keep their energy level up or make themhot for winter.my horses are pastured but have unlimited use of the barn stalls and other run in sheds around the pastureto shelter them from the weather.i am not too keen on blanketing horses unless i can keep watch on them all the time.buckles can get caught on things or cut the horses blankets get torn and under hoof.horses survived the ice age and millions of years without blankets and rugs by using natural shelters. edit; i live on the high plains in colorado where it doesnt snow it snows sideways and drifts and my horses have had no problems in winter

Q:I'm remodeling a house on a tight budget. All the carpet needs replaced and I was wondering if anyone has bought carpet from Ollie's Bargain Outlet? If you have, is it a good choice and will it last a long time? I was also looking at Lowes carpeting. A good friend of mine told me that Lowes carpeting isn't very good in the long run. Has anyone had any problems with it? (I'm installing the carpet on my own if that makes a difference): We have a carpet business in my family.. and if you get to see and feel the carpet a good way to tell the quality- the softer the underside of the carpet- the better. Personally I'd go with Ollie's over Lowes carpeting and no matter where you go, it really only lasts 7 years before either looking dingy or needing to be restreched, do you know how to install carpet? just asking because I can give you pointers if you dont. some people just kind of lay it in there instead of putting down the tack board and stretching it, or seaming it properly. and no matter where you get it from, make sure you get padding for underneath, if you're going to be living there, you'll regret it if you dont, makes a world of difference even on the cheapest carpets. that's all. thanks!

Q:Excuse me, what kind of material can the carpet be divided?: 1. Nylon nylon carpet has the characteristics of durability, anti-corrosion, mould proof, moth proof, acid and alkali resistance, tensile resistance, abrasion resistance and other properties of strong twists and especially the price is low, it's suitable for laying corridors, stairs, living room and office, where peolple frequently go. the shortcomings of the nylon carpet is that it produces electrostatic easily, heatproof, easy combustion and pollution 2. Propylene propylene fiber is lighter than wool, moisturizing performance is good.flame retardant treatment experts approximate wool easy to burn less than acrylic fiber elastic nylon wool blanket acrylic acid and alkali resistant, corrosion resistant wool blanket price is lower than the current home use, it can not produce fiber acrylic blanket wool weaving wool blanket using front belongs to fiber tubular respiration wool can be absorbed into the indoor moisture in dry indoor water; can only make water properties of wool blanket can adjust the indoor humidity, prevent combustion can prevent indoor air charged wool surface was good moisture absorption effect of squamous In the same row of waterproof function of wool, wool is difficult to be polluted, the wool is coiled elastic, and the wool is easy to be glued. The wool is easy to be dyed and the operation life of all kinds of color.

Q:Hello, My dog chewed my carpet in my apartment in a few places. I dont think it needs completely replaced but I want to pass the inspection when I move. It is quite obvious in a couple of places and we just dont want to be held liable for whole apartment replacement. Can someone give me an idea how to make it passable again?: I like the idea of taking it from a closet. Just want to forewarn you that the pet deposit is likely not going to be returned to you. And, if it were my carpet your pet ruined/damaged, I'd likely ask for it to be replaced- same condition as when you moved in- with normal wear and tear. I think puppy is going to cost you a bit for this chewing.

Q:My eight month old son just popped the lid and coverede himself and the carpet!!: Carpet cleaner and then add boiling water. After this, make sure you scrub really really hard and make certain that the carpet is completely dry, use a hair drier if you have to, because you don't want mold under the carpet. This should remove it, it removes most carpet spills except things like ink.

Q:yes we are moving to newer house the people lived there before has made a mess of the carpet does anyone know how to get the smell from pets and red fruit juice and other cola drinks out of dark short shag carpet? HELP: Carpet is pretty cheap....$2-$3 per square foot installed but look for a carpet cleaner who is going is use only Hot Water! You need a restorative process. Make sure the carpet cleaner doesn't use soaps or surfactants - they cause the carpet to rapidly resoil...... Get it clean and get the stains out....if you elect to replace go to Loews or .Home Depot ...they have a carpet that uses a new technology called Puraesque.....it can be done, just make sure you get pros instead of a bunch of nerdowells!

Q:burgandy nail varnish on a cream carpet, help??: Go to home Depot. They sell pure Acetone (the stuff nail polish remover comes from.) Pour some on a rag and place the rag on top of the stain to soak for about 20 minutes or so, then come back and scrub, it may not get it all on the first try, make sure to use an absorbent cloth to get it up or else your carpet will be saturated. Hope it helps.

Q:I have a rug that my sister gave me as a gift. The colors are perfect for my home and it's the perfect size for where I need it. But there's a problem - it's in a high traffic area (landing on the stairs) and it won't stay put. It creases in the center and gets pushed up against the wall as the traffic goes by - causes safety hazard because now we're tripping all over it, and i'm getting so tired of bending down to straighten it. I know it probably wasn't an expensive rug, but I would hate to throw it out. Does anyone have any ideas on how I can get it to stay on the carpet? I was thinking about gluing some thing on the bottom corners to weight it down.... maybe that's a crazy idea. I was also thinking maybe there's a way to attach it to the carpet, like a safety pin.... probably crazy too because then i'd just end up with holes in my carpet. Maybe someone more creative has an idea or knows of a cost effecient product that could help me.: It's because the wall to wall has a nap -- the fibers tend to bend in a certain direction and every time you step on the area rug, the pressure compresses the fibers of the wall to wall carpet pile down in one direction -- when the pressure releases when your foot moves, the pile springs back, catching the backing of the area rug and inching it forward. The sticky carpet-to-carpet liners you can buy (like the first answer mentioned) do help some but if your wall to wall is a fairly deep plush there is really not much you can do to stop the area rug creep. I have found over the years that soft unbacked area rugs like dhurries and Navajo blanket type rugs don't creep as much as regular broadloom or oriental area rugs that have the stiffer cotton warp backing. But they still eventually creep to some extent.

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