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Tica Copenhagen Stripes Green 90x130cm
Polyamide, Vinyl, Green
Very Botanical Patchwork Green
Green
Tica Copenhagen Stripes Green 67x120cm
Polypropylene, Polyamide, Vinyl, Green
Tica Copenhagen Stripes Brown, Beige 67x120cm
Polyamide, Vinyl, Brown, Beige
FAQ
Carpets are available in various types, including cut pile, loop pile, and cut-loop pile. Cut pile carpets offer a soft texture, ideal for living spaces. Loop pile carpets are durable and perfect for high-traffic areas. Cut-loop pile combines both styles for a textured appearance.
Carpet materials include wool, nylon, polyester, and polypropylene. Wool is luxurious and natural, nylon is durable and stain-resistant, polyester offers vibrant colors, and polypropylene is budget-friendly. Consider your needs for durability, comfort, and maintenance when selecting a material.
Carpets with stain-resistant fibers like nylon or polyester are best for pets. These materials resist stains and odors better than others. Look for carpets with low pile height to prevent snagging from claws and ensure easy cleaning.
Carpets can be installed over underfloor heating if they have low thermal resistance. Choose thin carpets with appropriate backing to allow heat transfer. Always check compatibility with your heating system to ensure efficiency and safety.
Carpets can be environmentally friendly when made from sustainable materials like wool or recycled fibers. Look for eco-friendly certifications such as Cradle to Cradle or Green Label Plus. These options reduce environmental impact while maintaining quality.
Carpets typically last 5 to 15 years depending on usage and maintenance. High-traffic areas may require replacement sooner due to wear and tear. Regular cleaning and care can extend a carpet's lifespan, but consider replacing it when it shows significant damage or fading.
Carpets: 3 things to consider before buying
When selecting carpets, the material is crucial as it impacts durability, comfort, and maintenance. Wool carpets are luxurious and naturally stain-resistant, ideal for living rooms. Synthetic fibers like nylon or polyester are budget-friendly and hard-wearing, making them perfect for high-traffic areas. For those with allergies, consider natural fibers like jute or sisal, which are hypoallergenic and eco-friendly.
Before purchasing a carpet, it's essential to measure your space accurately to ensure a good fit. Use a tape measure to determine the length and width of the area. Consider the layout of your furniture; you might want a carpet that fits entirely under your dining table or just beneath the front legs of your sofa. Leave at least 18″ of floor space around the edges for a balanced look in larger rooms.
Choose carpets that complement your home's aesthetic while fulfilling functional needs. For instance, if you have children or pets, opt for darker colors or patterns that can hide stains and wear. In contrast, lighter shades can make small rooms appear more spacious but may require more frequent cleaning. Consider pile height too; low-pile carpets suit busy areas as they're easier to clean, while high-pile options add coziness to bedrooms.
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