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New Carpet Flooring
A new carpet is a major purchase for your home.
The right carpet will match your design tastes, have a long lifespan, be easy to clean, and comfortable to walk on.
Among the most common components of carpet are nylon, polypropylene, polyester, acrylic, wool, and various blends mixing some of the aforementioned.
These will then be made into one of the following popular new carpet types: woven, tufted, needlefelt, flatweave, hooked, knotted pile, saxony, and frieze.
The matierals and types all factor into durability, style, and ease of maintenance.
These all have their strengths and weaknesses that a qualified carpet dealer will be able to explain to you when recommending the right new carpet to suite the needs of you and your family.
Best of luck to you as you search for that perect new carpet that tingles your toes and looks fabulous!
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