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Carpet Trends

• Shag is back with a vengeance. But it’s a lot more sophisticated than it was thirty years ago. This time it offers subtle earth tones and multi-tones in fibers that are both soft and durable.
• Berbers remain strong. Patterned and multi-looped Berbers in multi-tone colors are still favored in high use areas of the home. Nylons are popular but low-luster olefin fiber still commands the dominant choice for this wool-look carpet. The fact is, Berber still gives you more bang for your buck.
• Friezes are hot. A Frieze is a highly twisted cut pile carpet with short fibers that tend to curl in different directions, hiding footprints and vacuum marks. Friezes are good for high traffic situations, especially when tufted at higher densities.
• Pattern-on-Pattern Saxony or CLC carpet give a three dimensional appearance to your floor while adding style and elegance. Usually tufted in dense constructions with premium fiber, these carpets have excellent traffic hiding abilities and will last for years.
• Green fibers and technologies are slow in coming in the Carpet industry. P.E.T fiber recycled from pop bottles has been around for years, but performance concerns limit it’s popularity. Type 6 nylon can be recycled into new fiber but the facilities are still limited. And we have yet to see samples of carpets made from corn fiber?
  • Possibly the greenest thing we could do is focus on better quality carpets that stand up for more years and therefore reduce the strain on our resources and landfills.

 

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Lethbridge Commercial Flooring

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Lethbridge Commercial Flooring tips when using Vinyl.

• Obviously look for a pattern that suits your tastes and decor. There is enough variety out there that you should have no trouble finding “your look” in just about every price category. Note however, that the higher end products do seem to have the better styles and more choices.
• Buy the best quality you can afford today. Don’t be fooled into thinking an entry level vinyl will perform the same as the top-end product. And don’t think that you’ll buy the cheap one now and replace it later. You wont because the labor isn’t easy or inexpensive.
• Look at the wear layer and the overall thickness. A thicker vinyl offers more stability and resistance to tears, dents and gouges. And a thicker wear layer resists scuffs, cuts and scratches better. Look for enhanced urethanes with aluminum oxide for better performance.
• Consider Luxury Vinyl Tiles. Comparable in cost to an entry-level wood or ceramic floors, LVTs are the perfect solution. They offer the warmth, resilience and ease of maintenance so often associated with vinyl, as well as strength, stability and performance.
• Consider the new Cushion Floors for comfort underfoot, quiet warmth and ease of installation. The gel foam cushion reduces impact noise and sound transmission. While the glass fiber layer combines strength with flexibility for easier installation and moisture resistance. Now add an enhanced urethane wear layer with aluminum oxide and you have a floor built to resist fading, scratches and scuffs. Who could ask for anything more?
• Look for vinyl flooring with the FloorScore Seal. A healthier home is a happier home, so why not look for a floor with low emissions?

 

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Some information of Floor and Wall Tile.

• Porcelains are the rage. Because of how they are made, porcelain tile look and perform better than a traditional glazed ceramic. Fired under higher heat and pressure, often with added minerals like feldspar, porcelains usually have through body coloring and can be glazed or unglazed. With a moisture absorption rate of less than 0.5%, porcelain tiles are virtually frost proof and therefore suitable for outdoor application.
• Natural stone is also popular. Slate, granite and marble are the three main ones. Slate is metamorphosed clay or shale, while marble is derived from limestone. Granite is an igneous rock, likewise formed under millions of years of heat and pressure. No one can argue with the durability, functionalism and natural beauty of stone floors.
• Glass tiles are in demand, mainly for colorful accents around tub, showers and kitchen backsplashes. They are high style and very decorative.
• Large body tiles are possible because of advances in the manufacture process that make them lighter and more dimensionally stable. Now it is possible to have tiles two feet square without worry of warping, twisting or cracking. And reduced grouting makes maintenance that much easier.

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Lethbridge Home Renovation, Flooring and Carpet

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• Carpet adds beauty and style. There are literally thousands of colors, textures and styles available in carpet today. This offers you the opportunity to be creative and make your own fashion statement. Carpet is a good foundation for any décor.
• Carpet is warm, soft and luxurious. It has great insulating properties and has been known to actually hold in heat. Carpet’s natural softness is enhanced by added under cushion and in recent years by new softer fiber technology.
• Carpet reduces noise through sound absorption. An inherent benefit for the home, in particular apartments and condos, as well as the work place. Carpet simply reduces noise better than any other floor.
• Carpet is safer than hard surface floors in that it is less slippery in the first place and should a fall occur, it cushions the impact.
• Carpet is a good filter. Contrary to early reports, carpet is beneficial in filtering out allergens and dust from the air we breathe. It remains for us to vacuum out these trapped allergens in some form of regular basis.
• Carpet wears well. The truth is a good quality carpet will last for years if it is cared for properly and is not the victim of some form of calamity. Carpet and fibers today do not wear out. They ugly out. Probably due to poor maintenance and/or choosing the wrong carpet for the job in the first place.

• Carpet will hide a lot of substrate irregularities. This saves in costly subfloor preparation.
• Carpet represents value. It is still probably the most cost-effective floor covering you can buy. But that does not mean you should buy cheap carpet. It is important to match the “right” carpet with your traffic and lifestyle.
• Carpet is easy to maintain. Usually weekly vacuuming is enough. Combined with professional steam cleaning once a year, it’s all you need to do! What’s easier than vacuuming? For spills and stains, a warm water/soap solution, and blotting (not rubbing) the stain usually works.

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