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rug with Polyester Shaggy with Modern Design

rug with Polyester Shaggy with Modern Design

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Tianjin
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Min Order Qty:
100000 kg
Supply Capability:
100000 kg/month

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We have a large stock of neutralized and then over-dyed vintage rugs in colors ranging from neutral, beige, tan, brown, black to pink, red, yellow, blue, turquoise, green, purple etc. and with a light and dark tone of each colour. 

Packaging & Delivery

 

Packaging Detail:

Office Area Carpet Tile Heavy Traffic is in Standard export carton, 20pcs per cartons.

Delivery Detail:

25-30 days, please confirm it again when ordering.

 

 

Technical Specifications   



Office Area Carpet Tile Heavy Traffic Specifications:

 

 

1.Yarn :

100% PP

2.Color:

4  colors as picture showed  . 

3.Pile weight:

600g

4.Pile height:

4-5mm

5.Back

PP woven

6.Gule

BSF

6.MOQ:

300SQM if it has stock, if not ,2000SQM

7.Samples Time:

(1)7-10days-If you want to customize pattern and material

(2)1day-For our existing samples for reference.

8.Use palce

low price PP carpet in rolls,wall to wall low price loop pile carpet for hotel flooring

9.Certification available:

Yes

10.Packing Details:

4m wide ,25-27 long /roll ,roll size : around  diameter (50-1500px )*4.1m ,a cylinder

11. Loading

2500SQM/20FT ,4000-5000SQM/40FT ,6000SQM/40HQ

 

We do custom make over dyed and patchwork rugs in any colour and any size you request . If you wish to have a patchwork or over dyed rug in different colour and different size, you can directly contact us to let us know the colour and the design just after you purchase the size you need.

 

Q: I'm in a 5 piece band playing in about a 20x20 room. 2 walls aren't covered with boxes and the floor is linoleum. It's really loud in there and we need to dampen the room to a bearable level. We were thinking about getting 3 or 4 rugs for said 2 walls and floor. But then we started considering acoustic foam. I'm sure acoustic foam is more effective than rugs, but since we're on a really tight budget, is it really worth it to spend twice as much on foam? Or will rugs suffice? Side question, if we get rugs, could we just get 2 and put them on the floor since i'm certain the linoleum is the main culprit, or do the walls probably need it to?
Find your local Gypsum products store and check out their products, they have all kinds of wall and ceiling treatments that will help keep the sound in the room but will also help keep it true in the room so you don't get distortion that may affect your music.
Q: How to judge the quality of the carpet?
Pattern color should be rich, won't cause static. The most common seen is the wool carpet, the best choice is wool carpet. If conditions permit, the pattern is particularly complex, chemical fiber carpet, cheap also upgrade the grade.
Q: i sold a rug in craiglist for $500 now shes saying the rug smell what should i do??
Did you smoke or have pets in your home? Unless you misrepresented the rug to the buyer in some way, such as not telling her the rug was the cat's bathroom or not telling her the rug had been flooded with dog urine, you are not obligated to do a thing. Often, and I really mean often, some people will experience buyer's remorse and want their money back. If you know the rug was in good condition and you represented it as such, don't give the money back. They might take you to court, but again they will have to prove you lied about the rug when you sold it to them. This aggravation is part of doing business.
Q: I've found some rugs that I like but they are all too small like only 2X3' Can anyone help me find any bigger rugs like 5X4' or something around that? thanks!
Rugs that are polypropylene are indoor/outdoor rugs that if purchased at the right place will be soft to the touch and offer the ability to just take them outside and hose them down to clean. They are offered in all styles from traditional to contemporary. Look at Frontgate, Grandinroad and Home Decorators for starters. They are much, much less expensive than standard rug fabrics and are beautiful. They come in all sizes. I picked up a 5x5 round for $99.00 from Frontgate. That is not possible in regular rugs.
Q: Can anyone give me some tips on how to get chocolate out of a beige carpet? I found a mysterious chocolate trail(most likely melty chocolate chips or Hershey's kisses) across my bedroom carpet. I don't really know how it got there-.-While we're on the subject...I also have a rather large shampoo stain(I didn't know shampoo STAINED carpet...but apparently it does?) and a some green nail polish spots on my floor. I know...I don't take very good care of my carpetgt;.lt;But it would be nice to have my floor looking a little fresher...Thanks in advance:)
Treating any carpet stain depends on what your carpet is made of. If it's wool or another natural fiber, it will be harder to treat these stains. If it's synthetic (most wall-to-wall carpet falls into this category), you may have an easier time. A diluted solution of brake cleaner, which contains the same chemicals that professional dry cleaning incorporates, will work to remove most food stains. This is a nasty chemical, and you have to consider whether you want the fumes in your house -- but it will do the job better than off-the-shelf carpet cleaning products. Whatever solvent you try, the method is to blot up as much of the stain as you can, wet it (with water or a cleaning solution), and blot some more. Don't rub, as this will abrade the carpet fibers and work the stain in deeper. I would try plain water on the shampoo stain before anything else. For the nail polish on the floor -- depends on what kind of floor surface you are talking about. You might try applying a non-acetone nail polish remover *just* to the polish spot, with a Q-tip. Avoid using an acetone-based remover (will damage almost any surface). If your floor is vinyl or laminate (engineered faux wood), you may have better luck trying to gently scrape it off with a table knife. Finally, if you have wall-to-wall carpeting, a professional carpet steaming service is a pretty good buy for the kind of results you get (and the work you save yourself). Consider spending a couple hundred bucks and skipping all the work. Good luck!
Q: we were sittimg looking at carpet wondering what it is made of.
Carpet is made of wool, rayon dacron, polyester, nylon or polypropylene. It could be a combination of any of these.It normally has a latex backing which attaches it to the grid looking back.
Q: The carpet guy came to our house and measured our room out the other day, and said to put the baseboards in after. I read on a lot of sites to do the base boards first. Is the carpet company asking us to do it this way so its easier for them? Should we put baseboards in first even though they say not to?
If your doing newly painted base boards( you don t say) they may have trying to avoid scratching freshly painted boards or a newly urethaned base.. Since paint wont thoroughly cure for a month, even a careful installer can scratch baseboards.The backing on new anti static carpets can be worse than sandpaper. I m not defending them,but showing you a point from a store owner/installer s view. I agree that baseboards should be installed 1st with a small gap under them so carpet can be tucked in and cut. This way your not installing base over a new carpet. Its a tough call either way. Any questions you can e mail me through my avatar.. GL
Q: The carpet in my living room is looking worn out due to heavy traffic. If I get it professionally cleaned, will it help make the carpet look newer?
it could. Sometimes its just dirt that gets trapped in it that makes it run down. Try a steam cleaner. They work great good luck :)
Q: I am planning to rent Rug Doctor Pro from home depot. It says its a carpet cleaner. Someone told it's not steam cleaning. Whats the difference ? Should I just go with the carpet cleaning ?
If you have a messy family with kids and want your house to look good all the time you might want to go with a carpet steamer, although it is not for regular cleaning and usually only used occasionally to get tough stains. You should always have a carpet cleaner, but the choice to have the steamer also is up too you.

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