The installation checklist
Here are a few things you should discuss with your installer to make sure the installation of your carpet goes smoothly. Be sure to review the plan again with your installer before the job begins. The following points should be agreed to in writing:
- Accurate measurements showing roll direction and seam placement. as well as details in areas requiring special consideration such as stairs and closets.
- Explanations of areas where the new carpet will transition to other floor...
We all have dreams and ideas for the special place we call home. Whether it's a new home you are building or a remodel that you have been saving up time and money to accomplish. But more often than not, our dreams and ideas are cut short when it comes to flooring. Why? Because often times retail pricing puts the look we want, out of budget. Most choose not to go forward simply because the cost is simply too great. We want to help make your ideas a reality! That's why we at DaltonCarpet.com...
Read MoreIndoor Air Quality
The carpet industry has worked for years with governments and scientific researchers to better understand the impact of carpet on your indoor environment - especially air quality. Because carpet is made from both natural and synthetic fibers, many homeowners worry that having carpeting in the home will trigger allergic reactions. Carpeting is often seen as a breeding ground for dust mites and other allergens. In addition, people worry that carpets emit harmful volatile organic...
Fiber is carpet's basic ingredient. The type of fiber used and the way the carpet is constructed determine how well the carpet will stand up to spills, pets, and daily traffic.
Approximately 97 percent of all carpet is produced using synthetic fibers that are designed to feature style, easy maintenance, and outstanding value.
There are eight basic Carpet Fiber Types.
Nylon: Is one of the most popular fibers. Wear-resistant, resilient, withstands the weight and movement of furniture, and provides ...