Silk Shaggy Carpet

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Product Description

Material	polyester
Size	4' x 6' , 5' x 8' , 5' x 7' or OEM size
Color	White, Black , Grey, Beige, Yellow, Pink , Red , Purple or OEM
pile height	Pattern 1.5cm -3.5 cm ; Plain Color: 3cm-7.5cm
pile weight	1600-2500g/m2
backing	latex backing , anti-slip backing, pvc backing or OEM
character	shaggy
Technics	Hand-tufted
certification	SGS
use	Home, Hotel, Bedroom, Prayer, Outdoor, Decorative, Living Room

Packaging & Shipping

each piece of rug be rolled in an individual standard plastic bag

Terms and Conditions

Payment terms	1) 30%T/T in advance, 70% L/C at sight 2) 30%T/T in advance, 70% before shipping
Delivery time	30 days after receive your deposit or original LC
Packing details	carpets rolled in separate plastic bags
Loading capacity	one 20' container can hold about 2200sqm; one 40' GP container can hold about 4500sqm. One 40HQ container can hold about 5500sqm.
MOQ	300 square meter of a design and a size

Silk Shaggy Carpet

Q: My dog threw up on my carpet, so i used a shampooer on my carpet to get it out. it helped alot, but i can still see a little yellow. does anyone have any tips on how to get the rest of the color out WITHOUT leaving white bleach stains on my carpet??? thanks(:: Keep okorder ., for your part of the country. Stain Magic is only available to professional carpet/upholstery cleaners as it should be extracted after use. Take care of your expensive carpet investment, call a pro for difficult carpet cleaning problems.

Q: What size is needed of the carpet if sofa is 2.3 meters, tea table is 1.4 meters * 0.8 meters: The sofa needs type L, 3+2 or 3+1 single side166X240CM to 1+2+3 with unilateral placed around the whole, 200x300CM size refers to the woven carpet, hand carpets 183X274CM are suitable as candidates sofa. Blanket should be selected by the buyer to see whether it coordinates with the overall decoration.

Q: My landlord is finally replacing the carpet in my apt. But he's not going to pay to have it installed. It's not my responsibility to pay it's his responsibility to pay for the carpet and installation right.: It's your landlords responsibility. If he is replacing the carpeting the benefit is his. It improves his property thus it's his responsibility. If you are the reason the carpet needs to be replaced ie pet urine, burn, bleach, kid made a mess, then he still has to pay for the carpet and instillation but he takes it out on your deposit.

Q: We bought our house 2 months ago. We didn't mind the carpet. It is very nice carpet. However, the house was built in 1955 and has origional hardwood floors under the carpet. Here is the problem... it looks like there are hardwoods, a new sub floor and the carpet. My concern is that removing the sub floor will ruin the floors under. What has your expirance been?: After having just removed the carpeting in my house, I can tell you this: if they put a subfloor on top of hardwood, there was something wrong with the hardwood. It is not necessary in order to lay carpet. Padding and tack boards are all that are needed--which really don't ruin the hardwood. (You may want to fill a few nail holes from the tack strips.) Lots of houses have hardwood that is only finished around the edges--if you pull up the subfloor and find unfinished board flooring, that's one reason they laid the subfloor. Another reason might be that there was bad damage to the hardwood which made it uneven. A finished hardwood floor rarely needs subfloor for carpeting unless it is damaged or otherwise totally unusable as hardwood flooring. Since your house was built in 1955, it could have very badly damaged floors. There is only one way to check that--pull up the carpet in a corner, and the subfloor under that--and check. If the floors are not damaged, then the only damage will be from nail holes--which can be filled, sanded and revarnished.

Q: I've read you shouldn't put them on hardwood because it doesn't allow the wood to breath or something along those lines. Secondly, if you use a rug without the rubber backing do you have to use a pad so it doesn't slide and scratch the floor?Thanks: This Site Might Help You. RE: Rubber backed rugs on hardwood floors - Is this allowed? I've read you shouldn't put them on hardwood because it doesn't allow the wood to breath or something along those lines. Secondly, if you use a rug without the rubber backing do you have to use a pad so it doesn't slide and scratch the floor? Thanks

Q: Okay, so I'm being cheap! However, I saw these really cute pink shag area rugs on sale at Target this week. I need it to be larger than the 5 x 8, so I was thinking of somehow binding the two so I would have a 10 x 16. Does anyone know if this is possible? I don't want to use anything too gooey to join them because the rug will be going over hardwood floors. Let's hear some creative practical solutions that will work please!: You could probably sew them together with rug yarn that you can get in a craft store. Depending on what the backing of the rugs are made of, this might be difficult OR, they have iron on tape that is made just for rugs. I've never seen it in the stores but I've never really looked for it either. I did see them use it on a show on HGTV. You lay the rugs face down with the joining edges against each other on the floor, place the tape evenly along the edges you want to connect, and press with a hot iron. When the joined rugs cool, turn the piece over and comb back and forth with your fingers to hide any of the new seam that night be showing.

Q: What is the adhesive of the red carpet of the automobile exhibition hall: Not always, some with ordinary tape, some with no trace of double-sided adhesive.

Q: We have a nice rug that moves around alot on the hardwood floors and I want to know what the stuff is called to keep it from moving. I can't for the life of me remember and its driving me crazy. Any help is great. THANKS!: www.okorder / .. They have so many names but I think that's what you want

Q: i have candle wax in my carpet: Scrape away as much wax as you can. Place a sheet of butcher paper, glossy side up, or a portion of a brown paper bag on top of the wax. Press the tip of a warm iron gently over the affected area until the wax melts and attaches to the paper. Lift the paper from the carpet. Dab a small amount of denatured alcohol onto the stain if any candle dye is left on the carpet. Sponge with water.

Q: I have an approximately 2'x2' section of carpet that is snagged and needs to be replaced.: While the repair may never be invisible, remove a 2' by 2' section from a closet or hidden area and use this piece as a templet to remove the damaged area. Place double stick tape on the floor around the cut area and insert the replacement piece. Of course it is best to use a hot glue or seam iron. replace the hidden are with the damaged piece

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