Carpet Selection Guide

When selecting carpet it's necessary to evaluate how much use carpeted areas will receive. For example, heavy traffic areas should be highly wear-resistant. Keep this in mind when reading the following material and when making your selection.

Fiber Characteristics
Acrylic:
  • Man-made fiber
  • Feels like wood
  • Good durability with resistance to abrasion
  • Good to excellent resistence to crushing (resiliency)
  • Good to very good resistence to soil
Nylon:
  • Man-made fiber
  • Most commonly used fiber
  • Excellent durability
  • Very good resiliency
  • Good stain resistence; look for nylon treated with stain-resistant protection
Polyester:
  • Man-made fiber
  • Usually less expensive than nylon
  • Offers exceptional softness and rich color
  • Excellent durability and resistance to abrasion
  • Very good resiliency
  • Naturally stain and fade resistant
Polypropylene (olefin):
  • Man-made fiber
  • With good absorb moisture
  • Excellent value
  • Very good durability and resistance to abrasion
  • When properly constructed, is exceptionally resilient
  • Excellent resistence to soil
Wool:
  • Natural fiber
  • Exceptionally soft underfood
  • More expensive than most carpets
  • Good durability (man=made fibers offer more durability)
  • Excellent resiliency
  • Easy to clean
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