Status Two 36 is a select solution-dyed nylon carpet, with built-in protection against stains and spills. Excellent selection for high traffic areas. The Status is a 36 ounce weight. Perfect choice for any commercial, hospitality, or public space. Status will add imprecise beauty and texture to your decor, for the finishing touch of excellence.
Available in 1000 square yards or more.
We’ve been serving customers nationwide since 1987 and look forward to working with you.
Status Two 36 is a select solution-dyed nylon carpet, with built-in protection against stains and spills. Excellent selection for high traffic areas. The Status is a 36 ounce weight. Perfect choice for any commercial, hospitality, or public space. Status will add imprecise beauty and texture to your decor, for the finishing touch of excellence.
Available in 1000 square yards or more.
We’ve been serving customers nationwide since 1987 and look forward to working with you.
Solution Dyed for extreme stain and fade protection, Continuous Filament for extreme wear protection, Continuous Filament yarn process to eliminate piling and fuzzing
I really appreciate you taking the time to correspond with me and for sending a variety of different samples and for sending the little bags of candy too!
Far better customer service than I received from a Dalton competitor, more specifically my salesman at your Dalton competitor. (They were the first company that popped up on my google search.)
They sold me samples but only found the time to return 1 phone call out of several and replied to none of my emails. They could take a lesson or 2 from you in customer sevice!! Lol.
Thanks again for your help Lisa.
If you know what carpet and color you want then use Daltoncarpet.com for your supplier. I was able to have Dalton carpet supply and ship my choice for less than 2/3 the cost of buying it locally.
I highly recommend DaltonCarpet.com. It can be a little challenging to pick your selections from the small sample. I had a very positive experience both times I used them.
