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Loading Port:: Shanghai

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 2000 m²

Supply Capability:: 200000 m²/month

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Quick Details

Material: 100% Polyester
Style: Jacquard
Pattern: jacquard
Design: needle punched
Technics: Nonwoven
Use: Bathroom, Car, Commercial, Decorative, Hotel
Size: 1.5m*30m/2m*50m/3m*50m/3.66m*50m
Place of Origin: China (Mainland)
Brand Name: Worldking
Model Number: jacquard carpet
roll width: 1m-4m
roll length: 15m-60m
thickness: 2mm-10mm
colour: any colour available

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:	Packing with plastic film bag or in woven bag by rolls
Delivery Detail:	Within 7-15 days after confirming the order

Jacquard exhibition carpet

Product Description

Product Description:

Worldking Exhibition Carpet:

1.raw material: polyester staple fiber or polypropylene fiber, latex

2.model: plain-surface, fire retardent, film-coated, ribbed, velour, single and double jacquard

3.mass per unit: 250g/sqm—600g/sqm

4.roll width:1m—4m

5.length per roll: 25m—80m or as customers’ requirement

6.packing: in plastic film bags or in woven bags

7.colour: any colour available

The details provided above are accurate and available on buyer's requirement.

Our products enjoys popularity in domestic markets and foreign markets.

Our price is favorable to other quotation you can get else where.

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Floral carpet,non woven Carpet,carpet pink flower carpet cheap

Q: I have this large red wings rug and I would like to hang it on the wall. It is 49.5 by 69.75 and I am having a hard time figuring out what to do with it.: make your own frame sometimes its better to just do things yourself

Q: Carpet iron is different from ordinary iron: Carpet should not be washed locally, but also avoid using gasoline and other organic solvents scrub, so as not to fade and damage carpet fluff. Such as carpet appears in the use process of cashmere, can use clean towel soaked in hot water to clean, use the hair dryer blow gently after the comb straight, careful family can also ironed hair Shun ironing cloth pad, carpet can restore.

Q: Can I carpet in the kitchen?: Many people are not laying carpet in the kitchen, a big reason is not conducive to clean, especially in Chinese style kitchen, often smoke smell around in the kitchen, and the carpet is not resistant to clean items, often spend a lot of time to clean the kitchen in the carpet. Cleaning carpets is more difficult than cleaning tiles or dirt. Carpets in the kitchen can be greasy, worn or torn, which makes the kitchen look less clean and tidy. In addition, the kitchen is the use of water more places, the ground will often be sprinkled with water stains, carpets, if often exposed to water stains, will make the carpet of bacteria breeding, is not conducive to the kitchen clean, healthy environment to maintain.

Q: Are rugs supposed to more or less engulf a room and be under the legs of your furniture (in our case that would be the 8X10), or are they used more as accents rugs in front of couches and chairs, not actually touching the furniture but filling the empty space....hence the 5X8?Or are there no rules and anything goes in the world of rugs?Also, any suggestions for selecting a pattern are welcome. Our chairs are neutral, but the couch has a strong leaf with some floral pattern to it, and in addition to struggling with size and colors to match it, we're also having problems with pattern on pattern. I suppose the safest thing to do would be just to forget rugs, since we seem to be challenged in this area - but the floor desperately needs something and the room needs a punch of color to balance it. Thanks for your help!: The rugs should be under the legs of accent pieces like kitchen tables or accent-end table. I'm not sure if the rule extends to the larger pieces.

Q: I just purchased an indoor-outdoor rug for my kitchen. I thought maybe it would wear better and not show every little spill or dirt.I had a black rug in there before and it showed everything.My problem is that I can't seem to get the wrinkles out of it.Down the sides of it are ripples and they won't go away. Therefore it won't lie flat on the floor and I'm afraid someone might trip ovr it and get hurt.: If you haven't already, try a rug liner. These sit on the floor between the hard floor and the rug and help to keep the rug in place. Also, gently iron the rug to try to remove the wrinkles - just be careful if there is an olefin content in the rug, as it is prone to being easily damaged from ironing. The final option is double-sided carpet tape - there are some kinds easily available on the market that are guaranteed to be removable from most hard surfaces with minimal effort. Good luck!

Q: For the record, I didn't want this rug...I told my husband anything that says quot;do not add waterquot; was a bad idea with young kids in the house....but here we are....So I know you're not supposed to use water on sisal (natural fiber/grass) rugs, but merely quot;blottingquot; as per the directions does not leave me with a clean, sanatized feeling. I generally use water and hydrogen peroxide to clean my carpets (I avoid chemical cleaners whenever I can), but how can I at least freshen up the area until enough time has passed that I'm not screaming quot;don't sit/crawl there!quot; Is baking soda an option?: My only suggestion - make your husband responsible for this problem immediately, and walk away. You did not want the rug for just this reason, and any move for you to take responsibility means you buy into the idea that this was an appropriate purchase. Stick to your guns, call him or text him and let him know his fabulous rug has experienced just the thing you knew would happen, and just drop it in his lap. The minute he brought it into the house, he took responsibility for whatever happened next- so don't do it for him. At all. This isn't just about the rug, of course- it's about power and who makes the decisions. If he wants to make them, it's up to him to do whatever it takes to follow through. Not your job, and it wasn't a joint decision made with your input. Call him, let him know he has a problem, and walk away. Not one paper towel- I'm not kidding. Or you will own the #$% rug and the blame for the spot your cleaning efforts make.

Q: when you leave heavy furniture on a carpet it leaves a mark like if you have a wardrobe on a vcarpet it leaves a mark but does the mark stay forever or does it only last a little bit?: Depends what type of carpet it is. Carpets that have fibers with a memory retention can be brought back with sweeping , or a wet heat. Some older carpets or ones with out memory retention can some times ( some times) be fluffed back up using other tricks. One trick to help avoid the marks , no matter what type of carpet is to move these pcs of furniture once a week , just a few inches and vacuum over the spot to pull them back up.. GL

Q: i want to get a carpet fitted in my living room the size 488metres length and the width is 348metres how much would it be if it includes fitting and carpet and who's the cheapest company in birmingham: It relies upon on the size of the room, if underlay and gripper are mandatory, what variety of floor you have below (coz even though if it relatively is a stone/ashfelt floor, the gripper will must be glued down the evening till now). even though if it relatively is a patterned carpets and if any joins will must be put in. ultimate guess is to look in the telephone e book and hit upon a self employed carpet greater healthy who will pop out and do a quote for unfastened. having stated that, you need to purchase a carpet that comes with the value of installation.

Q: How to do if the carpet shed hair?: Some of the quality of the carpet after the hair did not do it more to do with a vacuum cleaner to clean or with a hand brush hair device to deal with the bedroom to use the blanket off the dust with the air to enter the respiratory system air to create a health hazard

Q: I don't think it would be a good idea to have one in a dorm (harder to clean, etc.) so what should I tell my roommate? She won't give up on trying to convince me.: If your only reason for not wanting the rug is that it would be more difficult to clean, then agree to get a shag rug only on the conditions : 1. she purchases the rug (which will then obviously be hers to keep once you two stop living together); 2. she cleans the rug; AND 3. she doesn't get bent out of shape if you think the rug needs cleaning and you then ask her to do so. If she is trying THAT hard to get you to okay having a shag rug, then I'd let her do it, as long as she knows that it is her responsibility to clean it, AND that cleaning is subject to both of your subjective opinions on cleanliness.

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