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Carpet Fibres
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The type of yarn fibres used to manufacture a carpet produce unique properties which directly affect the appearance, feel and longevity of your carpet. Our range features carpets constructed from man-made fibres, natural fibres or a blend of the two. But what are the differences between the yarn types and how will they affect the life and look of your carpet?
Man-made fibres
Polypropylene
Soft to the touch but stain-resistant and incredibly hard wearing, polypropylene carpets offer excellent value for money and are ideal for pretty much anywhere in the home. They can withstand sunlight and damp and the coming and going of all family members including pets. Easy to clean, a bleach mix can be used on particularly tough stains. Polypropolyene has a tendency to flatten in heavier wear areas, so best to purchase better quality for those locations.
Polyamide (Nylon)
Super-soft but still tough and durable, polyamide carpets are highly stain-resistant and easy to clean. Again an ideal choice for families polyamide doesn’t flatten easily and springs back into shape keeping the carpet looking sumptuous ...
... and beautiful. Developments in technology have created a new generation of super soft polyamide carpets that feel fantastic!
Natural fibres
Wool
Natural, sustainable and gorgeous to look at. Wool is the most resilient fibre enabling it to recover quickly from footfall and retain their appearance. Wool carpets are soft, durable, easy to clean and are available in a 100% pure form or in a blend with at least 50%. Colour looks richer on wool and it provides natural heat and sound insulation and is flame retardant. Although it can be more expensive than man-made fibres, wool carpet is so long-lasting it’s seen as an investment by many.
Sisal
Tough, natural and soft. Sisal carpets are hard-wearing, comfortable underfoot and have a contemporary, almost organic appearance. A traditional weave gives Sisal carpets their distinctive texture. Prone to marking by water or other liquids, sisal is best avoided in high moisture areas.
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