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The soft comfort of carpeting can turn a cold, colorless room into a warm, inviting space. Carpet remains a favorite flooring choice and must-have design detail for many, including family-friendly households looking for a safe, slip-resistant floor and aspiring musicians who need a sound-dampening floor for an at-home studio.
Deciding on the perfect carpet for your home can feel daunting, like a laundry list of important decisions. What style best compliments your decor? What pile height best serves your family's activities? Then there are the carpet fibers and color, not to mention carpet installation.
Fortunately, it doesn't have to be such a daunting process. At Carpet One Floor & Home, experienced flooring experts can walk you through the process and the various carpets on sale.
You have a variety of styles to consider when you're ready to buy carpet. Do you want a velvety plush carpet that your feet sink into or a firm, industrious loop option that holds up to a busy home or office? Patterned and textured carpets do double duty, adding dimension to your design while also hiding all evidence of foot traffic. Cut and twisted frieze can turn a casual living room or bedroom into a cozy, contemporary escape.
The carpet material, style, and cut all contribute to the overall appearance of your home's flooring. With carpet, you can choose from an array of colors, patterns, textures, and nuanced hues, ranging from earthy neutral tones to bold saturated shades.
Some carpet fibers hold color better than others, especially synthetic fibers like polyester. Many are solution dyed during their production process, so colors are vibrant and fade resistant. That means no worrying about fading in living rooms and other spaces with large windows and lots of natural light.
To ensure maximum durability, consider a room and how it's used when selecting a carpet material and style. Putting a more delicate design like frieze in a well-worn area such as a central staircase can lead to disappointment when it's quickly matted or dull.
Keeping your carpet well maintained helps you get the most from your investment. It's as simple as vacuuming at least once a week to remove dirt or debris. Use a vacuum with adjustment height and beater bars, as different carpet pile types call for different heights.
If a spill or accident occurs, treat it immediately by following the manufacturer's care instructions. If you know it's only a matter of time before your nephew drops his juice, there are waterproof carpet products available.
Longevity doesn't vary much between the types of carpet available, but there are several factors that do impact its age. These include:
When you're deciding on the best carpet for your home, look into the warranty protection available to ensure you get the most from your new flooring investment for years to come.
The process of carpet installation may look effortless, but it requires patience, strength, and the right tools. It's better to save yourself the headache and leave it to professional installers who can make sure it's installed properly and in accordance with your product warranty.
Most carpet benefits from an underlay or pad, which goes down on top of your clean, dry floor. The process involves measuring and cutting the carpet before the pros stretch it out, remove wrinkles, and tack it down.
The benefits that carpeting offers are hard to resist.
The disadvantages to adding carpet in your home are numbered.
If you're looking to carpet an expansive space, you may benefit from wall-to-wall carpeting. This carpet type is manufactured in long, wide rolls, making installation a little easier. And if you're wondering if this will limit your choices, the answer is no!
Technology has advanced so much, allowing carpet manufacturers to create the most intricate and beautiful patterns. You can now make the carpet the focal point and design around it!
There are three general grade categories, with high-end carpets delivering more quality and durability. High-end carpets are usually made of wool and may have intricate patterns. Medium grade is the standard carpet found in most single-family homes, and low grade is generally referred to as builder grade and has the shortest lifespan.
The cost of carpet will vary depending on the type of fiber, the style, the quality, and the size of the carpet. In general, wool carpet is the most expensive type of carpet, followed by nylon and olefin. Polyester carpet is the most affordable type of carpet.
The factors that affect the price of carpet:
If you're wondering when it's time to replace your carpet, there are several signs to look out for. Excessive wear and tear, such as bald spots, fraying edges, or exposed backing, indicate that your carpet has reached the end of its lifespan. Stubborn stains and persistent odors that resist professional cleaning can also be an indication that replacement is necessary. Additionally, mold and mildew growth, as well as the presence of allergens that trigger allergies and respiratory issues, should prompt consideration for a new carpet. Lastly, if your carpet's appearance is outdated or doesn't align with your current interior design, upgrading to a fresh, stylish carpet can enhance the overall aesthetic of your home.
When choosing the right carpet for your home, you will need to consider the following factors:
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