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Carpeting

Carpet fiber is made from nylon, polyester, polypropylene or wool fibers. The type of fiber and color of the fiber used in the construction play a role in the style, cost and performance of the carpet product. All carpet yarn is manufactured from either staple or continuous filament fiber.

Staple fiber is a series of short, 6 to 7 inches in length, strings spun together to form one continuous filament. Several of these are twisted together to form a strand of yarn.

Continuous filament is manufactured as one long string. These are twisted and heatset together to form a strand of yarn. Both of these processes create yarns that produce carpet products with distinctly different looks and characteristics.

Pros

 

Considerations

  • Warm
  • Easy on the Feet
  • Quiet
  • Many Colors and Styles to Choose from
  • Slip-resistant
 
  • Collects dirt and moisture
  • Hard to clean
  • Not hypoallergenic

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