The name says it all!  2398 Resilient Floral is a beauty.  Maybe it's the 100% BCF nylon.  Perhaps it's the elegant construction that gives such a beautiful effect!  Or maybe it's just the popular color palette!  Not to mention the lifetime wear and lifetime stain warranties.  All of those are great reasons, but it's hard to find such a beautiful and subtle pattern that just brings such life to your floor.  This is sure to be an instant classic that coordinates with many of our other styles, but definitely looks gorgeous on its own!  Resilient Floral will give each room an outstanding look.  If you love Resilient Floral, but want a little less pattern, take a look at 2399 Resilient Beauty.  Also excellent for binding to make a perfect room sized rug.  One more thing about 100% BCF solution-dyed nylon - the color goes all the way through each fiber.  How does this benefit you?  This gives you carpet that doesn't fade from exposure to sunlight, doesn't wear off in high traffic areas, won't bleach from spot cleaning, and resists stains like no other fiber! 

Worried about shipping costs?  Don't be!  We are happy to say that customers are pleasantly surprised at the low shipping costs!  We have special rates from the freight carriers, and we pass that savings on to you.  And think about it, your carpet has to be shipped, no matter where you purchase, and those shipping costs are simply built in to the high retail pricing.  So pick your product and amount, give us a call, and let us get you an exact price for your freight.

Buying carpet has never been easier...bigger selections, and so easy on the your pocket book!  Choose DaltonCarpet.com when you need value, yet aren't willing to give up quality.  Feel free to call, chat online, or email and talk with one one of our experienced floor techs and customer service.  1-800-338-7811 

Don't miss a chance to go over and read our testimonials and recommendations!  We pride ourselves in the best customer service and carpet knowledge in the industry.  Buying from DaltonCarpet.com gives you over 30 years of knowledgeable service that can help you get the flooring best suited for your needs, while saving you 30-70% off of retail prices.  Going direct means you cut out the retail store pricing, which is big savings to you!  

Why Dalton, Georgia?  The industry began in a simple way, around the turn of the century. A young Dalton woman, Catherine Evans Whitener, recreated a bedspread in a hand-crafted pattern she had seen, for a wedding gift. Copying a quilt pattern, she sewed thick cotton yarns with a running stitch into unbleached muslin, clipped the ends of the yarn so they would fluff out, and finally, washed the spread in hot water to hold the yarns in by shrinking the fabric. Interest grew in young Catherine's bedspreads, and in 1900, she made the first sale of a spread for $2.50. Demand became so great for the spreads that by the 1930s, local women, who were real entrepreneurs, had "haulers," who would take the stamped sheeting and yarns to front porch workers. Often, entire families worked to hand tuft the spreads for 10 to 25 cents per spread. The local term for the sewing process was "turfin" for the nearly 10,000 area cottage tufters -- men, women, and children. Bedspread income was instrumental in helping many area families survive the depression.  And that’s part of the story of how we became The Carpet Capitol of the World, and still today why our small town manufactures most of the carpet installed all over the world.   Read more here...https://daltoncarpet.com/info-center/carpet/History-of-Carpet

Carpet should be installed in accordance with the Carpet and Rug Institute’s standard CRI-104. Carpet must be over manufacturer’s recommended pad. All large areas should be glued down, with or without pad. Pattern streaks and banding are visually apparent streaking in patterned carpet resulting from linear juxtaposition of pattern elements visible in both length and width direction. IT IS NOT A CARPET DEFECT, but is inherent in solution dyed graphic and cut/loop patterns. All Specifications subject to normal manufacturing tolerance.