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New arrival 100% nylon printed carpet for hotel room
MOQ: 100m2
Many patterns for options
customized design welcome

Nylon printed carpet/cinema carpet

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Style Name:	Nylon printed carpet
H.S. Code:	57032000
Area of Suitability:	Suite, Room, Meeting Room, Guestroom, Houses
Yarn Fiber:	100% High-powered Durable Nylon6 or Nylon 66 or wool blend
Color System:	Printed Colors, 1-12 colors
Construction:	Loop pile or cut pile
Primary Backing:	PP cloth
Width:	4 meter or 3.66meter
Backing:	Action Backing with Constructive BASF Latex
Width:	3.66m width
Fire Resistant Grade:	GB 8624 - 2006, Cf1-s1, t1
Fire Rating:	Anti-fire, Antistatic, Easy Clean
Suitability:	Heavy Residential Use
Special Treatment:	Anti Bacteria Protection, Anti Stain Finish (Additional Charge)
Performance:	Environment-Friendly

Nylon printed carpet

Q: My wife and I are buying our first home. The current owner has new carpet in the living room, stairs and upstairs hall way. We are not going to have the funds to change the ruugs right away so we will need to paint around them. Currently the walls are white and we do not really care for plain colors, but want to stay somewhat conservative.The furniture we are chosing is probably going to be lighter fabric. Also, what wood would look best? We are changing the railing. I was thinking a lighter wood with white pickets.: To tone down the uber-greenness of the forest green rugs, a nice neutral beige would be good and would warm up the room considerably. If you want to break up the vast expanses of green, opt for a cream-colored rug. Warm wood-tones will be good, like a rich honey color. After seeing that space, perhaps a nice earth-tone, such as terra-cotta or honey brown would be best. It would distract from the darkness of the rug and make the room look much richer.

Q: How to best remove the greasy dirt on the carpet?: Firstly, try to use cleaning agent firstly, use a brush to brush. If it not works, you only can use thinner to clean it. There are two things on the carpet can not be cleaned down: the coke and tea stain. It's easy to clean if it is greasy dirt.

Q: Steam or Vacuum carpet cleaner, which type of carpet cleaner is good for home?: after you done , put a small space heater in ,the heat will help dry it faster.

Q: Which kind of carpet is good if it is cement floor and I do not want to decorate: The cheapest is polypropylene carpet.

Q: Would like to clean my light carpet and get it back to a good color! mostly heavy traffic areas w/ some little areas w/ some stains. How do you use simple green as a solution? anything better to use?: honestly i suggest trying a professional carpet cleaner. i have a great company i use. Green Clean Pros, they use a low-moisture method with all organic cleaning solutions. i

Q: I would like to have it completely carpeted from wall to wall. How much will it cost me to buy the carpeting and have it installed professionally?: Use this calculator and go room by room to see exactly how much carpeting you need. Have at least 3 company's give you an estimate. Do not tell them you have the amount of yards of carpeting needed. This will give you an idea of how honest they are being. If you get a patterned carpet this calculator will not work. If you have pets get a padding that has a vapor barrier. Get the best padding you can afford. It supports you new carpeting. Home Depot in our area has a special for 99.00 to install your carpets. Then get you carpets cleaned every six month and it will last you for years.

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?: Cheap Berber Carpet

Q: How do you remove paint from carpet?? It's a reasonably large spot of bright blue paint on cream carpet :S And it's been there for a while too... Any suggestions would be great!: use a product called FOLEX available at larger grocerys to break down the paint that is in the carpet pad. Soak thourghly and scrub with a clean stiff plastic brush until color is gone. If color remains, dampen a towel, place on stain, put a WARM (not hot) iron and transfer the stain into the towel. let completely dry (about two hours) then vacumn with a good carpet vacum. repeat if necessary...good luck.....

Q: This old rug has been stored in a musty damp place. It's beautiful, and I want to try to clean it and keep it. When I started to vacuum it, I found the backing in places was turning to sand and the threads connected to it were separating. The suction was too much. So, before I can clean it, I need to treat the back somehow in order to keep the rug intact. Does anyone know how I can do that? Taking it to someone who can restore it is out of the question.: Then it's not a real oriental rug. A true oriental carpet will be something that could be turned over and the weave would be visible on the back side; it is not held together by a rubber backing. If your carpet had rubberized backing on it, this means it was a commercial carpet with an oriental design. Those backings are not meant to last forever, and they simply deteriorate with exposure to air and the elements. There is nothing you can do to restore it, to my knowledge. The rubberized backing has broken down, and that's irreversible - part and parcel of the product that you purchased. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news. Just this summer I had to toss two such carpets at church. One of them had backing that was dry and powdery; the other, much cheaper, had to be peeled off the hallway, and we had to spray with orange oil and go at the backing with a putty knife to remove the backing from the floor...a messy and nasty job. Be glad you never put that on the floor. You'd be cussing if you had to remove it.