Double Rib Carpet with PVC Backing Door Mat
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- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 2000 m²
- Supply Capability:
- 50000 m²/month
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1. Description of Double Rib Carpet with PVC Backing Door Mat
Exhibition carpet is also called Needle punched non woven carpet. It made of synthetic fiber by needle punched or weaving. The finished exhibition carpet is in cloth shape and the common width is 1-4 meters with length of 10 to 60 meters. It is divided into plain surface carpet, ribbed carpet, velour carpet, fire resistance carpet and carpet with film etc.
2. Features of Double Rib Carpet with PVC Backing Door Mat
Product can be customized.
With a complete set of imported production line and test equipments.
Good after-sale tracking and service.
Promptly delivery. small order is welcome.
3. Specifications of Double Rib Carpet with PVC Backing Door Mat
| Material: | Polyester or Polypropylene | Style: | Mini | Pattern: | Ribbed |
| Technics: | Needle-Punched | Age Group: | Adults | Design: | Oriental |
| Feature: | Waterproof,Corrosion-Resistant,Anti-Bacteria,Wrinkle-Resistant,Anti-Slip,Adhesive-Protective | Use: | Door,Floor,Bath,Outdoor,Bar,Exercise | Size: | As Per Customer's Requests |
| Place of Origin: | Fujian China (Mainland) | Brand Name: | Yian | Model Number: | RIB.001 |
| Type: | Needle punched ribbed carpet | Color: | Customized | Backing: | PVC,TPE or Latex |
| Package: | PE Film/Woven Bag/Carton | Delivery methods: | By Air/Sea | Payment methods: | L/C, TT |
| Lead time: | Within 14 days after receipt of your deposit | MOQ.: | 1000 Square Meters | FOB Port: | Xiamen |
Item name | Double Rib Carpet with PVC Backing |
Products Type | Ribbed Carpet |
Material | Polyester |
Dimension | As per customers' requirement |
Backing | Latex/PVC/TPE, optional |
Pile Height | 3-6mm |
Pile Weight | 500-950GSM |
Packing | Packed with Carton or PVC bag or PE Film |
Color | Customized |
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5. FAQ
1) Where it could be applicated?
It's Suitable for gangway, corridors and exhibitions, indoor or outdoor decoration, meeting room, trade fairs, etc.
2) Are free samples available?
Yes. But express delivery cost is to be collected and we will pay it back after confirming the order.
3) What about the lead time for mass production?
Honestly, it depends on the order quantity and the season you place the order. Generally speaking, we suggest that you start inquiry two months before the date you would like to
get the products at your country.
4) What is your terms of delivery?
We accept EXW, FOB, CIF, etc. You can choose the one which is the most convenient or cost effective for you.
- Q: My radiator started leaking and now my carpet is pretty much ruined. I've heard nothing but good about the Rug Doctor machine, but I don't know anything about using or renting the machine. Does anyone know how much it'll cost? Are the attachments needed in order to work the machine? Does the cleaning solutions come with it or is it an additional charge? Also any additional info about the machine would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
- It too comes with a hose, stair tool, and cleaning concentrate. Either way, if you decide to buy, the Rug Doctor brand cleaning solutions are the best out there.
- Q: I currently operate a rug store that sells almost all persian rugs in Santa Rosa California (in the San Fransisco bay area). Operation is rather stable but I have two issues.1. I sell high quality rugs and hence the prices are more expensive reflecting the quality. However, many customers can find designs similar to mine on the internet at 1/3 to 1/4 of the price. (internet is 600, mine are 3000). If you put the rugs side by side you can DEFINATELY tell the drastic difference in quality. How should I cope with this?2. I am hoping to think of an idea used to promote the sale of these rugs. Any sort of promotion would be great just to get people to start buying.I have money to spend on ideas. Thanks, All help is appreciated. Best Answer will be chosen promptly.
- You sell such a luxury item that your client base is much smaller. You have to infiltrate the market by showing that you have great taste and an eye for quality. Get a couple of high profile (rich, important, and powerful) clients and then word of mouth should help you immensely. It is all public relations. Hire a specialist if you must. Buy one of the cheaper rugs and have it on display (don't be real in your face with it-put it in a corner so that you can direct people to it if you need to make the point-keep the receipt on display and be genuine. Personally, I bought a handmade rug from Iran (I can immediately tell that it is better quality than whatever they sell at retail stores for twice the price (I bought it for $300 with shipping on OKorder). It is a low psi (120) with a thicker wool and some low pile, but you must remember that most people intend to have furniture, children, and feet on their rugs. I don't mind the lower quality because I don't feel the pressure of keeping it pristine when I bought it for function (then beauty). If you wanted to expand your client base you could open a seperate place that dealt with the more affordable and function driven rugs that would cost under $1000, but still be better quality than synthetic machine woven options. Good luck in your pursuits and I hope that I have been helpful! Just provide a service that fills an honest NEED.
- Q: I have berber carpet in my living room and every couple of days i will see this white stuff just magically appear on the top of the carpet. I go to wipe it away and it seems to be nothing, like it just disappears, nothing left on the towel or on the rug like it just vanishes. It's in the same spot every time. Could something be growing under the carpet? If so, is it mold and how can I fix it?
- It sounds like a powder carpet deodorizer was once used on the carpet and is now walking to the surface. These gimmick products are a real nuisance once they have been administered to the carpet. According to directions they are supposed to be vacuumed from the carpet, however, that is near impossible with out a mega ton beater bar and a super volcanic vacuum cleaner. Mold only grows in high humidity, needing a food source, such as extremely soiled carpet or upholstery, wood or paper. Berber carpet, if Olefin is a tough carpet to vacuum as the fibers run horizontal with the floor, soil, spills, etc, hide under neath the carpet strands. Place your hand on the counter top, spread your fingers, imagine a spill on top of your hand, The spill will migrate down between your fingers and position itself on the bottom of your fingers. That's how Olefin carpeting is made, tough to vacuum and tough to even professionally clean.
- Q: What is the carpet trace made of?
- Nylon
- Q: I spilled black nail polish over my carpet (pale purple) when I got back from a night out last night. I managed to pour vanish carpet cleaner over it overnight, and that's made the polish fade a bit, but does anyone know how I can get it right out?
- I would suggest that you get a professional carpet cleaner, because using strong products on your own may cause the carpet color to fade as well.
- Q: I am tiling then want to butt the carpet up against it. How do I do that?
- You'll just need a metal transition strip. This gets tacked down over the edge of the carpet and up against or on top of the tile edge. You can get these at any carpet or flooring store or home center. They are available in several sizes and colors, but you may have to cut these to your exact length. You can also do wooden transition strips, but the metal ones are easier to install and more durable.
- Q: Carpeting a 1400 sq. ft. office. Price is an issue. I would like to lay them directly on plywood floor (no 1/4quot; underlyment). Will plywood seams show through? Should I even consider laying them without gluing down? Any experience good/bad? And suggested source? I see them on internet for $.66 sq foot for excess inventory. Thanks!
- you can lay carpet tile onto plywood and yes you should definitely glue them down. without glue the tiles will be all over the place. here is a tip. when you lay the tiles down rotate every other tile 1/4 turn so that it makes like a checkerboard pattern. you will have a much better cover and it will hide any imperfections in the carpet tiles.
- Q: Our house is currently covered in carpet. We have a dog who sheds and has occasional accidents in the carpet. I'm debating whether or not to switch to hardwood floors. I would like to to the floating because of cost. Does anyone have advice? Should I stick it out with carpet? Is wood that much easier?
- We had an English Bulldog that shed. Shows up good on carpet. We installed a hardwood floor by ourselves and it was easier to clean. Couple of things to consider. A large dog will have a tendancy to scratch the surface after a while of the wood floor. Especially a cheap wood floor. Things like the fake wood with plastic on top last a couple of years. Also, older heavier dogs tend to slip and have trouble standing on the slick hardwood.
- 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.
- There are special mats you can buy at Lowes, Home Depot, Linens n Things.....just about anywhere that you place under the rug to hold it in place. There are two types. One is for use on carpet and the other for hard floor surfaces. They come in sizes. I have an oriental on carpet that used to creep until I got the mat. All of my rugs on the hardwood floors that are not self gripping have them as well. They work and do no harm to the carpet or floors.
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Double Rib Carpet with PVC Backing Door Mat
- Ref Price:
-
- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 2000 m²
- Supply Capability:
- 50000 m²/month
OKorder Service Pledge
OKorder Financial Service
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