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  2. What is a carpet? A carpet is a textile floor covering consisting of an upper layer of "pile" attached to a backing . The pile is generally either made from wool or a manmade fibre such as polypropylene. It usually consists of twisted tufts which are often heat-treated to maintain their structure.

  3. What are some of the available carpet textures? Loop Pile Cut Pile Loop Pile & Cut Pile Combinations

  4. What are the different fibres available for carpets? Nylon (Polyamide) Polypropylene (Olefin) Polyester Wool Acrylic Viscose (Rayon) Silk Cotton What are their advantages and disadvantages ?

  5. Common Types of Carpet Fibres and their Characteristics Wool Nylon Polyester Acrylic Polypropylene Price $$$$$ $$$$ $$$ $$$ $$ Excellent Excellent Resilience Average Good Average Abrasion Resistance -- Excellent Good Very good Excellent Average Determined by fibre and density of face fiber Very good / Soil & Stain Excellent (oily stains Good (oily stains should be Very good Excellent (with Good Resistance/Cleanability promptly treated). should be promptly treated). chemical treatments) Good / Excellent -- Excellent -- when chemically Resistance to Sunlight (color Good -- may weaken with Average special dyes may be used Excellent modified to resist sunlight prolonged exposure. fastness) to inhibit sun damage. damage. Resistance to Mildew -- Excellent -- when fibre Poor if damp or soiled. Excellent Excellent Excellent Determined by fibre structure and is modified modifications Varies from warm and Varies -- finer deniers are Warm, soft Warm, soft Hand Waxy, soft soft to cold and coarse. soft and silky. Average -- Melts at low temperatures (170 � C); burns Excellent -- Burns Very Good -- Burns and emits heavy, sooty, waxy slowly indirect flame; slowly, melts in direct Average -- Burns slowly, Average - Acrylic burns smoke. Paraffin wax odor. Anti -Flammability considered self- flame; self-extinguishing. melts; some are self- readily unless modified. Pulling a heavy object across extinguishing; chars Structure may alter what extinguishing. the carpet surface can cause rather than melts. occurs. enough friction to melt the carpet fibres.

  6. What are the different ways of creating patterns, motifs & textures on carpets ? • Printing – Screen printing – Chromojet printing • Tufting with CAD/CAM graphics machines – Different types of machines, vast variety of textures and patterns, relatively inexpensive • Weaving on Axminster looms – Slow production, relatively expensive, but infinite number of colors, thicker yarns • Weaving on Wilton looms – Less number of colors, but fast production, velour look • Hand-tufting, Hand-carving, Hand-weaving

  7. Rotary Screen Printing Printing Chromojet Printing Flat Screen Printing

  8. Needle Punching Machine Graphics Tufting Machine Wilton Weaving Machine Axminster Weaving Machine

  9. Hand Tufting

  10. What are the categories of carpets ? • Broadloom Carpet / Wall-to-Wall Carpet • Carpet Tile / Modular Carpet • Needle-punched Carpet/P-Pet / Exhibition Carpet • Grass Carpet / Artificial Turf • Mat / Doormat / Throw Mat • Area Rug / Rug / Runner

  11. Broadloom Carpet/ Wall To Wall (WTW)

  12. Carpet Tile

  13. Needle punched Carpet / P-Pet

  14. Artificial Grass Carpet Indoor / Outdoor / UV Treatment

  15. Rugs Decoration

  16. Doormat / Entrance Mat Indoor / Outdoor / Washable

  17. What are some of the different ways of producing carpets? = BC5'/*> = !".I/*> = (""0#"+-C*$@/*>

  18. Tufting What are some of the different ways of producing carpets? Needle Punching Weaving

  19. Where Are Carpets Normally Used ? Commercial uses Offices Banks Residential / Domestic uses: Schools, Hospitals Homes => Living Room, Bedroom, Theatres/Cineplexes Family Room/Den, TV Room Airports Apartment Buildings / Service Apartment s Hospitality uses Hotels => Guest Rooms, Corridors, Function Rooms, Ballrooms, Lobby and other public areas Cruise Ships Restaurants, Lounges, Bars, Discos Boutique Shops, Department Stores, Retail Showrooms

  20. Commercial carpets

  21. Commercial carpets - Cinema Project T#%%3+-#.* 6.87 6.88 T#%%3+-#.*+D/'@+$.32"' Design No.: WGH-ZM068

  22. Hospitality carpets

  23. Hospitality carpets

  24. Hospitality Carpets – Hotel Project 2.00m 0.30m 1.40m 0.30m 0.30m 0.30m 2.70m 0.30m ZM6-011-1 T008 C001 B001 R004 T015 Q004 or Chianti/ Henna/ Brulee/ Sirroco/ Granite/ Siena/ 30K 29C 29F 26G 40D 23B

  25. Hospitality Carpets

  26. Residential carpets/ Rugs

  27. Broadloom Carpet vs. Carpet Tiles 70I.*'.>"6+%5+V6/*>+<.32"'+B/#"6W P.6)+'%+6'%3"+.*0+'3.*62%3' P.6)+'%+D%39+%C'+"6'/&.'"0+23%A"$'+UC.*'/'/"6 P.6)+'%+D%39+%C'+/*6'.##.'/%*+#.)/*>+2#.* P.6/#)+&/J+X+&.'$@+2.''"3*6H+$%#%36H+'"J'C3"6 P.6/#)+3"2#.$"+0.&.>"0+$.32"'+2%3'/%*6+ E3.DK.$96+%5+V6/*>+<.32"'+B/#"6W GC$@+&%3"+"J2"*6/I"+'@.*+"UC/I.#"*'+K3%.0#%%&+$.32"' G%3"+I/6/K#"+A%/*'6+,6".&61+'@.*+K3%.0#%%&+$.32"' <.**%'+/*6'.##+C*0"3#.)+5%3+"J'3.+$%&5%3' L"66+I"36.'/#/')+/*+6')#/*>+.*0+'"J'C3"6

  28. How to decide which quality of carpet is to be used in your project ? Factor 2: Factor 1: Cost / Affordability Performance vs. Comfort Performance Relative Cost of Fibres Polypropylene vs. Nylon Acrylic vs. Wool High density (stitch, gauge) Low pile height Method of Carpet Production Harder Wearing fibres (e.g. nylon) e.g.: Tufted carpet vs. Axminster carpet Comfort / Luxury Factor 3: High pile, shaggy pile Color and Design Low density (stitch, gauge) Softer / thinner fibre

  29. Carpet Installation - some considerations Basic methods of installation: Direct glue down Using underlay and grippers Double stick installation (Durafit System) Seaming of joints nailing of grippers Installation costs

  30. Where to find out more information on carpets? www.heritagecarpets.sg www.carpet-rug.org

  31. OUR COMMITMENT TO PROTECTION OF OUR ENVIRONMENT HERITAGE CARPETS is committed to ensure that our products meet top standards of quality and also have a positive impact on environment. Our carpets are tested and certified by various agencies including ITTS (USA), Carpets and Rugs Institute (USA), The Singapore Environment Council (Singapore) and GUT (Europe). Our major carpet manufacturers are also accredited with the ISO 14001 standards of excellence.

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