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Jacquard woven wilton Carpet

Jacquard woven wilton Carpet

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Loading Port:
China Main Port
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TT OR LC
Min Order Qty:
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Supply Capability:
100000 m²/month

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Quick Details

  • Material: 100% Polypropylene

  • Style: Jacquard

  • Pattern: Cut Pile

  • Design: classic

  • Technics: Machine Woven

  • Use: Hotel, Commercial

  • Size: 25 x 4m

  • Place of Origin: China (Mainland)

  • Repeat size: 100 x 200cm

  • Use: Commercial

  • design: double face fabrics

  • pattern: Jacquard

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:PP Fabricted Bags,loading capacity : 5000.00sq.m / 1 x 40FT FCL
Delivery Detail:30 days


Specifications

100% Polypropylene yarn ,
face to face carpet,
width 4m,
Bar, conference room,
hotel guest room usages,

Product name: Machine woven wilton carpet

Specification: Wilton machine max.output width 4.00m, pile height 8mm, made in 6-8 colour frames, materials 100% polypropylene  yarn , suitable for hotel usages , design vidid colours and beautiful patterns,









Q: Can I use a fabric dye (RIT), and just paint it on the 3quot; wide border? Want to change from present light blue to dark brown.jackie
I have worked with Rit dyes quite frequently and although they are good dies for natural fibers, I am not sure painting a boarder will net the results you desire. First of all, the dye has to be mixed with salt. Because you will not be able to rinse and spin the dye out of he rug, that salt will just remain in your rug when the dye has dried. This may leave salt crystals in your rug along with making it quite stiff. And,because the dye is wet, it will certainly bleed outside of the boarders of the rug. Another problem is the dye bleeding onto the floor causing permanent damage. Even if you can jump over these obstacles, the dye will remain in the rug, full strength because it can not be rinsed and spun out, so it can easily transfer the color from the rug to your shoes to other areas of the house. And, heaven forbid, if the rug gets wet at a later date it will reactivate the dye and boy I will hear you cursing from here. So, you see, using this type of dying process is really full of challenges and there is too much to go wrong so I do not think it is worth the risk. However, there may be other dyes I am unaware of. Do an internet search on dyes and also rug dying to get some helpful hints and possible products that will net you the results you are after. I have lots of resources that I will check on and edit my answer if I get more information.
Q: My grandmother just purchased a new rug to replace her old carpet. It moves very easily so it was recommended that she buy rug padding and attach it to the floor under the rug. She's worried that it will need to be stapled to the floor and in the event that the rug needs to be lifted/moved in a hurry she wont be able to move the padding, and it could get damaged.So my question, more specificially: Is there another way to apply the padding under the rug without permanently securing it (ie: staples)? Or is there a special rug padding that doesn't need to be stapled? And in your opinion, will this alternative way make the rug just as immovable?Thanks!
Yes, there is a material that looks like a thick sticky net in one case that is designed to hold rugs in place. You simply cut it to size, lay it down, lay the rug on top, walk on it a bit and it is stuck. That which I have seen comes off the floor with a sound a bit like Saran Wrap being peeled apart. No mess. Be sure to clean the floor while exposed as dust will reduce stickiness, but grandmother probably knows that part. Technically, it is not called padding, which is thicker and serves other purposes.
Q: dream clown - When this card is changed from Attack Position to Defense Position, select and destroy 1 monster on your opponent's side of the field. stumbling -As long as this card remains face-up on the field, any monster that is Normal Summoned, Flip Summoned or Special Summoned successfully is changed to Defense Position. pulling rug-Negate the activation and effect of an Effect Monster whose effect activated when a monster was Normal Summoned (even itself), and destroy that Effect Monster.
pulling the rug won't work. dream clown's effect works when it's switched from attack to defense position. if stumbling is on the field and you summon dream clown in attack mode, stumbling will switch it in defense mode. since dream clown's effect only activates when it's switched from attack to defense, pulling the rug won't work because it only negates the effect of monsters that activate when normal summoned (monarchs, gadgets, etc.)
Q: I need an area rug for my dorm next year. Not too expensive and cool looking. Any suggestions?
Target always has good rugs. Pier one might have what your looking for too.
Q: i saw it online and i really want to make it does someone have a tutorial for the mega doily rug,
This okorder /
Q: what is the commercial that the woman is looking at her carpet saying oh no my mother in law is coming in a hour how am i supposed to get this carpet clean. It's like a shake on thing moist powder or foam then you vacuum up after like 30 mins.
commercial carpet cleaners do a rotten job, except for Resolve. most that a powder can do is loosen some dirt and hair and deodarize. the foaming ones do not work. Buy a tub of Oxy-Clean, make a thick paste out of warm water in a Dixie cup. spread on carpet, work in with brush, wait a minute, then pick up the most that you can with a wet towel, rinseing at least once.
Q: I have a rug that I need to wash but it says I need to front load wash it but I have a top load. If I top load wash it will it mess it up or will it be okay?
It doesn't matter if it's a top or front load machine--what matters is what the rug is made of and how big it is. If it won't FIT in a top-loader, then you have to use a laundromat's front-loader. BIG rugs have a lot of trouble fitting into some smallish top-loaders. That's why they tell you to use a front-loader--because the washer will not unbalance during washing a single rug that way, and it will be easier to get it in and out. If your run is more than 3X5 feet, you'll probably not be able to get it into a top-loader--take it to the laundromat and use their large-capacity front-loaders.
Q: I really can't find any info on installation online. I have even been at hardware sites and was given a generic explanation. Do you remove your old carpet?
By carpet panels,do you mean carpet tiles? If so, you need to remove all your carpet first. Smooth the floor surface,or glue or nail down hardboard panels first. This will ensure even surface throughout area you want to cover.Do your panels have a sticky side? Or do you want to glue them? You need to use suitable glue(hardware shop should know). Measure floor area first. Always start from centre of room working outwards.This ensures any half-cuts you need to make will be on outside walls.Do you not have A Mega 10 website.? We have all info on these sites(I am in New Zealand)Good Luck!
Q: cannot stop cat from urinating on rug. i keep washing and nothing helps . the smell is driving me crazy
I use Renuzit Super Odour Neutralizer. It has a light scent that covers up the odour for awhile and when it fades the stink is gone. Absolutely love it. If the rug is washer/dryer safe. Spray liberally before you start the dryer cycle. works even better.
Q: i want to shampoo my carpet using over the counter items?? how do i start with it?
be sure is has a wand...to reach under and corners...as far is chemichals go to hardware sotore or go under chemicals to clean your carpets.......good luck.....im a carpet cleaner in pa..later

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