How to Choose Bedroom Carpet

The carpet used in the bedroom need to be warm and sounds - absorbed. And also, the enviromental aspects should be considered too. You have a wide range of colors and materials from which to choose. And you can choose the carpet used in different places. On the floor, the wall etc.

 

Carpets are generally manufactured in one of two ways. Tufted carpets, a less expensive option, are made with rows of tufted, machine-punched yarns that are attached to a backing. Carpets woven on a loom are more expensive but generally will last longer. A carpet's durability, or how well it stands up to daily wear, depends on its fiber type, twist and density.

 

A carpet's fiber type is the foundation of its durability. If your budget allows for it, a natural wool fiber or silk and wool blend is a great choice for durability as well as beauty. If your decorating budget is limited, some of today's synthetic fibers are designed to mimic the look and feel of wool. Ask your carpet dealer for the latest options in synthetic and blended fibers.

 

Twist level indicates the number of twists given to each carpet pile. The tighter the twist, the less dense the carpet needs to be to maintain durability. Fiber lengths vary, from a short frieze to a long shag.

 

Density refers to the number of pile tufts per square inch in a carpet. The higher the number, the greater the density—and the more durable the carpet. Also, a higher the density generally indicates a higher price. When choosing your carpet's density, ask yourself how much foot traffic the carpet will receive on a daily basis to get an idea of the amount of wear it will receive.

 

Carpet should be cleaned regularly, cause carpet harbors dust and dirt. If you want the warmth and sound absorption of carpet but with some flexibility, consider adhesive carpet squares. And some carpet also could be fixed which is suitable for the room of children.