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High Quality Light Chenille Microfiber Rug

High Quality Light Chenille Microfiber Rug

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Product Description


1 Item :3D design polyester shaggy carpet

2 Material:100% Polyester stretch yarn mixed1200D silk

3 Pile Height:1.5-4cm

4 Pile Weight:1800g/sqm

5 Backing:Fine Grey-white cotton backing

6 Size:120cm×180cm,140cm×200cm,160cm×230cm,170cm×240cm,200cm×200cm,200cm×300cm Or other customed size

7 Color&Design: according to customer's request

8 MOQ:300sqm/color

9 Payment Terms: 30%T/T in advance + 70% T/T before shipment or L/C at sight

10 Packing: Rolls in the polybags, your specific packing is available

11 OEM Welcome

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Q: I have this rug that's in my garage that I want to put in my room. It used to be in my old room when I was younger but I don't want to put it in my room because I had it in my room when I was 12-14 (Now 17) and it was a horrible time, I used to get in trouble,grounded,awkward moments,just horrible stuff. I know I'm being superstitious but I don't want to have bad luck in my room. I think that If I put the rug in my room it will invite all that bad. I really want to put it in my room but I can't.It will bring back all those bad times. How do I overcome this? And is it bad luck? Help please.
There is no such thing as luck. If something we can't explain happens, and it's good we say we had good luck, and opposite if bad things happen we say we had bad luck. Luck good or bad is a state of mind. You must stop associating the rug with the bad times of the past. Think about it, the rug had nothing to do with the things that happened in the past. If your life has changed, and your more stable in your daily affairs the rug will not change that. It may be good to put it in your room you did write that you liked the rug, and that you would like to put it in your room. I say go for it. After a short time of it being back in the room, you should be able to let the past, and the fact that the same rug was on the floor go. Make new, good memories to replace the old bad ones that the rug reminds you of. It's not the Rug sweetie.
Q: If I find a carpet remnant I like at a carpet store, for example, will they cut it to the size I want or will I be stuck with whatever size they have?Will binding the remnant be sufficient to use as an area rug or will I need something else?
You bind an edge on carpet when you are trying to use it as a free lay throw rug. It keeps it from unraveling. There are several methods but extremely hard for a Do-It-Yourselfer to do on a piece THAT SIZE. An 8x10 carpet was cut or intended to go into a full room (probably a bedroom). The normal installation with pad would have stretched it to an edge strip called a stretcher' or nailer. In commercial / office, it would probably have been glued directly to the subfloor. Carpet is made by looping the dyed color strands thru a woven jute (usually jute) grid. Once the grid is cut to fit in a space there is nothing holding the jute from coming unwoven. Making a throw rug is the same until the edge where a bead is sewn onto the jute. It keeps the jute backing from unraveling. So, methods: 1. you can take it to a carpet shop and they can sew in the binder bead for you. 2. you can try running a stitch around the edge yourself. You'll need a carpet needle and some jute. It'll take you a week or so to stitch the edge. Before you do this, think about that bead. The raw edge of a carpet is not that pretty. The bead looks tons better. Take a look next chance at the edge of a simple throw rug. 3. Years ago, I used to weave small (2' x 3') throw rugs. In that world, they used a rubber cement poured thickly onto the backing when it was totally upside down. It took a few days for it to thoroughly dry that thick. As small throw rugs, it bound the backing weave AND provided a skid resistence when it was turned back over in use. The problems with the rubber cement idea are going to be significant for a piece that size. Containment of the liquid gooey glue at the edge will be a real issue while you're pouring it. Being able to lay out something that size for a few days will be a problem. And, it doesn't last very long. Movement against the sub-floor will ball up the rubber cement. Personally, I'd seek out a carpet shop that could install the edge bead. Hope that all helps you. .
Q: Does anyone know if disposable kitchen rugs are made and sold anywhere? I would like to have a bunch of fairly good quality rugs in the closet and change then out whenever needed. Just pick u[p the dirty one and throw it away. Any ideas?
It would be better if you have said me your location. Actually I can not give you surety of disposable rug but can tell you some discount giving shop name which must give you discount for every rugs or other goods you buy. So that you will not cost a more and you can throw it away if you want. By the by I think it is not necessary to throw the rugs if satisfies you through using. Here you may choose Ashley furniture. Best of luck :)
Q: I am re carpeting my attic, is installing a new carpet pad and carpet hard? what about installing carpet on stairs?
I agree with dusty, Carpet installation does require experience and lots of expensive tools, I would definitely have a pro do it, carpet installation is one of the cheapest flooring labor charges out there. Good Luck!
Q: Our carpet in our apartment is starting to fray and my 8mo old likes to pick at the strings and pull them up and I'm afraid she's going to destroy it so I want to buy a rug for that area. We're on a really tight budget so I want to buy a used one, but I don't trust that it will be clean knowing it'll probably end up in her mouth eventually.How would you wash one and would it be cost effective vs just buying new?
fraying carpet should be replaced.You should contact ur landlord to fix it. You shouldn't have to pay a dime That is why people rent.Throw in that u r afraid the baby will get the fibers in his.her mouth and that would not be good.A light may go off in the landlords head....lawsuit? fraying carpet is not acceptable in an apartment
Q: What is the carpet on the floor that is used for stepping on the doorway?
Mat is an effective at the entrance of scraping mud and water, keep the indoor floor clean products. It is soft and comfortable. Unique anti UV additives, to prevent fading and embrittlement, can withstand the sun and rain of the outdoor environment.
Q: How to clean the carpet in the company hall?
Find a professional cleaning company to wash.
Q: I am going to pay to have my carpets cleaned. What is your opinion on the best way/method and service? (USA)
Hi If you were looking to have your whole carpet cleaned. I would recommend a Chem Dry Carpet Cleaning. As it is a low moister cleaning system that uses a product called “The Natural”, which is safe for kids and pets.
Q: What material is the Bolon Studio carpet made of?
Therefore, we must buy Swedish imports of bolon is non-toxic environmental protection, domestic imitation is not environmentally friendly, because Sweden imports, so it is expensive, if encountered cheap, it is basically a domestic imitation
Q: how do my friend and I get blue-green marker stains out of carpet without making it worse? hopefully quickly?
i have this carpet cleaner stuff. i forget what it is called, but im sure you can find any normal carpet cleaner at any store. it even removed eyeliner

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