Wool Cut-loop Pile Floor Carpet
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- 2000 M2 m²
- Supply Capability:
- 2000M2 Per Week m²/month
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Description of Wool cut-loop Pile Floor Carpet
Material | wool |
Size | 90x110cm,120x170cm,150x250cm,160x230cm,customized size |
Color | Any color available |
pile height | can be from 8mm to 12mm |
pile weight | 1800-2200g/sqm , 90-120 lines |
backing | cotton canvas with latex adhesive |
character | Tufted , cut pile or loop pile |
certification | SGS |
use | Home, Hotel, Bedroom, Prayer, Outdoor, Decorative, Bathroom, Toilet, |
Sample | available, but freight of DHL/FedEx/EMS/UPS by customers |
Packing | Rolled & packed by poly bag, each rug each bag |
Container Holding | 20’ container----1800 to 2200 SQM 40’ container-----3800 to 4200 SQM 40 HQ container-----4500 to 6000 SQM |
Production time | 25 to 35 days |
Payment | Deposit + TT/ LC |
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- Q:This old rug has been stored in a musty damp place. It's beautiful, and I want to try to clean it and keep it. When I started to vacuum it, I found the backing in places was turning to sand and the threads connected to it were separating. The suction was too much. So, before I can clean it, I need to treat the back somehow in order to keep the rug intact. Does anyone know how I can do that? Taking it to someone who can restore it is out of the question.
- it's now trash
- Q:nan
- Wool is too luxurious, it is recommended to use nylon
- Q:I have a rug that my sister gave me as a gift. The colors are perfect for my home and it's the perfect size for where I need it. But there's a problem - it's in a high traffic area (landing on the stairs) and it won't stay put. It creases in the center and gets pushed up against the wall as the traffic goes by - causes safety hazard because now we're tripping all over it, and i'm getting so tired of bending down to straighten it. I know it probably wasn't an expensive rug, but I would hate to throw it out. Does anyone have any ideas on how I can get it to stay on the carpet? I was thinking about gluing some thing on the bottom corners to weight it down.... maybe that's a crazy idea. I was also thinking maybe there's a way to attach it to the carpet, like a safety pin.... probably crazy too because then i'd just end up with holes in my carpet. Maybe someone more creative has an idea or knows of a cost effecient product that could help me.
- It's because the wall to wall has a nap -- the fibers tend to bend in a certain direction and every time you step on the area rug, the pressure compresses the fibers of the wall to wall carpet pile down in one direction -- when the pressure releases when your foot moves, the pile springs back, catching the backing of the area rug and inching it forward. The sticky carpet-to-carpet liners you can buy (like the first answer mentioned) do help some but if your wall to wall is a fairly deep plush there is really not much you can do to stop the area rug creep. I have found over the years that soft unbacked area rugs like dhurries and Navajo blanket type rugs don't creep as much as regular broadloom or oriental area rugs that have the stiffer cotton warp backing. But they still eventually creep to some extent.
- Q:Do you need an upper floor carpet at home?
- Carpet water absorption, usually careless cup of water spilled on the ground, does not matter.
- Q:i have a old rug its a shaggy type rug that i got when my great grandfather passed away and im not sure what year its from all i know is that its way over 20 years because he had it when i was born, and it was old then. i want to know what i can get to clean it with out it messing it up, right before he passed away he had put it in a box out in his barn and it smells its not really dirty it just smells and i've tried many things and all they do is just cover up the smell for a little while, if anyone know how i could get it cleaned please let me know, thanks
- go okorder they tell you and they have good deals there
- Q:We received a carpet bid for a room that is $2641.00. The next number is 52.44 installed and carpet only 39.44. I'm assuming this is yards? Does that sound like an average price for a slightly above average carpet?For about 200 square feet, is $7/sq. ft an average cost for tile and $1700 total including materials? Then still I have to pay labor separate. It is a unique tile in a unique shape, not square but rectangular.
- The cost of the tile can vary from .99--? If you are happy with the $7 a square foot, then that is fine. I paid for my tile and then paid 3.50 a square foot for installation. I don't understand the extra money you have to put out for materials? and then to pay labour separately? I would get some estimate from other places...unless this is for the prep work..then it would make sense if that was needed. I strongly suggest you get a written estimate from them and a couple more installers. I like to hire the installers from the place of tile purchase. I cannot help you on carpet..sorry..I have no experience with that.
- Q:nan
- The middle part is made of metal materails. It's called aluminum alloy dust mat which can be put on the doorway because it's dust removal effect is particularly good, you can also see them in some office buildings. Generally, you can see them in the large-scale hotels.
- Q:my brother spilled water on the carpet and instead of drying it up he just threw a towel over it and left it all night. now the carpet smells really bad of mildew. i tried washing it with soap and water and it helped a little. i tried febreeze but that did no good. i don't have a steam carpet cleaner.
- The carpet just sat overnight and now smells of mildew? Wow. First you need to kill the mildew. I would spray it with Lysol so that you saturate the wet spot. You need to make sure that the padding underneath the carpet will be clean and dry, so you may even need to lift up the carpet to check the padding. If the water has saturated through to the padding, you need to Lysol that too. Then blot it with a towel to get as much of the moisture out as possible, and turn a fan on that spot and leave it for a couple of days until you are sure it is completely dry. Then work some baking soda into the carpet and vacuum it up.
- Q:where do i find jute rugs for decent price?
- www.okorder /. I once carried Jute Rugs several years ago. These prices seem about right today. You can google Jute Rugs and find other sources. They're all made in China.
- Q:I have really sensitive feet and need really good carpet for my floors. What do I need to look for when I go shopping for some? thanks
- The softest carpet feel is obtained by purchasing either a quality textured or frieze carpet and a thick pad. Berber is obviously a bad choice in your case. Look for carpets that have a lot of fibers per inch and that have a good warranty, at least 15 years (wear, stain, fade). Feel the samples. Some fibers are much softer than others even when made from the same material because of differences in manufacturing and even dye.
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Location | Tianjin, China |
Year Established | 1984 |
Annual Output Value | ¥10,000,000 - 20,000,000/year |
Main Markets | North America; Australia; European |
Company Certifications | ISO 9001 Certificate |
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Nearest Port | Xingang |
Export Percentage | 50% |
No.of Employees in Trade Department | 5 - 8 people |
Language Spoken: | English; Chinese |
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Factory Size: | 10000 square meters |
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Contract Manufacturing | Design Service Offered |
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