• Many Colors Feet Shape Polyester Printed Carpet System 1
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Many Colors Feet Shape Polyester Printed Carpet

Many Colors Feet Shape Polyester Printed Carpet

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Specification

1)    Pile Material: 100% Polyester

2) Pile Weight : 290g/m2

3) Pile Height: 3mm

4) Back Material:Latex/Non-wowen/TPR/Dotted-plastic-non-woven/PVC

5) Back Thickness :1-2mm

6) Size:  40*60 /50*80/ 44*70/ 60*90cm or customed size

7) Color Fastness : 4-4.5 grade

8) Usage Place: living room , bedroom ,entrance ,kids room, bath room

Advantages:

1)    Competitive price, several different options on material & backing

2)    Unlimited color available

3)    MOQ: 1500m2/Per Color Group

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Q: How do you clean the big carpet in the hotel?
The floor cleaning machine to promote the place inside the cleaning and plug in the power line, then debug the lifting rod wiping machine, will be adjusted to their own position or to start the machine operation from indoor to outdoor each line of 1/3 overlapping scrubbing and the mechanical walking direction is from left to right, from right to left repeat until the full, clean.
Q: I have pets. Is it okay to have a solid floor, like tile or terrazo, on my living room floor and just put a big rug on it instead of carpet? Do you thik that will hurt the resale value of the home?
I would prefer terrazo flooring. Most of my life, I've lived in homes with wall to wall carpeting -- I hate it. You can't easily change colors, decor and the floors never gets really clean unless you rip out the rug and install a new one. I prefer area rugs (flexibility possibility to remove) over stone, tile, or wooden floors. Easier to clean thoroughly and preferred if someone in the household suffers from allergies. Also, if the home is being shown to prospective buyers, clean rugs don't hold objectionable odors or the animal scent that might make the house harder to sell.
Q: Does anyone know anything about Indo Bijar rugs. I bought a 6x9 Indo Bijar rug today for next to nothing and am curious about its value. It has a tag on it from a profesional rug repair shop in Dallas ( the tag just says indo bijar 6x9 clean and replace fringe) It's in great shape and was hoping to resell at our yardsale but not sure about the value. I found two similar rugs on Craigs list, one was $4,000 and the other was for $600.
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Q: Ok my dinning room table measures 60cm x 40cm how many inches of area rug would i buy to fit and have some space left?is this one way too big 63inches x 94 inches?thanks all.
Maybe you better measure again, because that's the smallest dining room table I ever heard of. 60 cm is only about two feet.
Q: I am going to get new carpet and a friend told me to get berber because it wears better.Does it?Is it more expensive than a good plush carpet?
Berber shows wear less quickly than a plush of the same quality. A really cheap berber will not hold up as well as a high-quality plush carpet, though.
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!
No carpet pad is needed. Carpet tiles have an integral pad built into them to keep the plywood seams from telegraphing thru the carpet. You should adhere them to the floor, and while I agree with the previous answer about quarter turning the tiles, you may want to lay a few out and see how you like it before you stick them down for good. There are many different ways you can position carpet tiles (very versitile). Check out Interface Carpet (yahoo search will give you the website). They have good ideas on installation methods. And 66 cents a sq. ft. is a great price!
Q: Wat material is good for end table carpet?
1. consider the classical mechanism of Arabia, silk (300D), the price is proper. 2. recommend to buy dark coffee color blanket color, dark blue gem 3. recommended blanket size: 1.6mx2.3m. Two kinds of pressure swing sofa blanket edge (it can save money, so family is recommended to use it) 2. blanket over the entire sofa (recommended reference size equals to the hall carpet 2mx3m) commonly known as the three: Silk (known as Gao Fangsi): Filaments (ratio of hair): 1300D silk feels comfortable, non slip hand materials, it's more expensive than acrylic about 40 - 60%.
Q: I need a 10' x 6' or 11' x 7' area rug. the rug will be underneath a table and chairs with wheels. lots of traffic in this area. what should I look for? what type of material? who is a good manufacturer of area rugs?what retailer sells good ones?
first of all, are you looking for an heirloom piece? Try oriental rugs or persian rugs. Very costly. Can set you back a couple grand but will increase in value over time. you need to look behind the rug for the quality. You are looking for handstitched and lots of detail, etc. The most important characteristic for me is durability and washability. Some you can put into the washer, others need special cleaners, some are spot clean only. The second characteristic important to me is texture. I like plush soft carpets that you can walk on with your bare feet. Of course, color choice and design are important. (floral? transitional? contemporary?) I like transitional. I'm a fan of Mohawk and Shaw area rugs. You can find them at Home Depot. Reasonable prices for machine made rugs.
Q: What carpet doesn't peel and can be machine washed?
Pure hand straight silk carpet, not wool, and can be machine wash, but the price is relatively high, but also have collection value
Q: I have a rug in my bathroom, the fluffy kind with the rubber bottom that you step out on after you get out of the shower. It's kind of funky and needs to be washed, but I don't know how I'm supposed to wash it. Can I just throw it into the washing machine like a towel as long as I run it on the cold cycle? And if so, can I dry it in the dryer or does it need to hang dry? Thanks for your help!
I have the same style of rugs and I throw them in the washer and hang dry them. Sometimes I have to wash them on hot (which isn't good for them) but we have a new puppy (and a couple of times she's used them for potty time) and it's either they take a few hot washings or I have to throw them away. They have held up pretty good so far; we've had them for about a year.

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