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Carpet
Carpeting is the softest and most comfortable flooring material available. At Beno’s Flooring, our customers have thousands of colors & styles of carpet to choose from in all price ranges - from Shaw, Mohawk, Phenix, Dreamweaver, Dixie, and Stanton.
Take advantage of our new room visualizer, or we can bring the showroom to you so you can see, touch, and feel. You can call us or fill out our free estimate request form and let our knowledgeable staff help you find the perfect flooring for your specific project needs.
Also, we here at Beno’s Flooring recommend wherever you buy your carpet, be sure it is being installed by a licensed, insured, and bonded flooring contractor.
Take advantage of our new room visualizer, or we can bring the showroom to you so you can see, touch, and feel. You can call us or fill out our free estimate request form and let our knowledgeable staff help you find the perfect flooring for your specific project needs.
Also, we here at Beno’s Flooring recommend wherever you buy your carpet, be sure it is being installed by a licensed, insured, and bonded flooring contractor.
Below you will find a brief description of different types of carpeting.
Nylon-
Nylon is the most widely used type of carpeting. It’s soft, long-lasting, and stain-resistant. It’s also the strongest of any material, making it a great choice for high-traffic areas of the home.
Polyester-
While this type of carpeting is not as durable as nylon, it’s highly resistant to staining. It’s also non-allergenic, resists mold, and is easy to clean, so it’s suitable for our most sensitive clients. Polyester offers different textures and colors and is often made of eco-friendly recycled materials.
Carpet pile-
Pile is a highly versatile type of carpeting, made with yarn looped through a backing material. Cut pile can be textured in various ways, creating a plush, frieze, or twisted texture. Uncut pile is loopy and durable but is less padded for home areas; it’s best suited for high-traffic commercial floors.
Polypropylene-
This material, also called olefin, was initially developed for outdoor and basement floor. It’s resistant to moisture, mold, stains, shedding, static, and other problematic damage. Today, polypropylene is widely used for its soft, wool-like texture and a wide variety of non-fading colors.
Wool-
The most natural carpeting material, wool lasts a long time and feels luxurious under the feet. Its tightly packed fibers are resistant to staining. It’s the most expensive type of fiber, but it’s also the softest.
Nylon is the most widely used type of carpeting. It’s soft, long-lasting, and stain-resistant. It’s also the strongest of any material, making it a great choice for high-traffic areas of the home.
Polyester-
While this type of carpeting is not as durable as nylon, it’s highly resistant to staining. It’s also non-allergenic, resists mold, and is easy to clean, so it’s suitable for our most sensitive clients. Polyester offers different textures and colors and is often made of eco-friendly recycled materials.
Carpet pile-
Pile is a highly versatile type of carpeting, made with yarn looped through a backing material. Cut pile can be textured in various ways, creating a plush, frieze, or twisted texture. Uncut pile is loopy and durable but is less padded for home areas; it’s best suited for high-traffic commercial floors.
Polypropylene-
This material, also called olefin, was initially developed for outdoor and basement floor. It’s resistant to moisture, mold, stains, shedding, static, and other problematic damage. Today, polypropylene is widely used for its soft, wool-like texture and a wide variety of non-fading colors.
Wool-
The most natural carpeting material, wool lasts a long time and feels luxurious under the feet. Its tightly packed fibers are resistant to staining. It’s the most expensive type of fiber, but it’s also the softest.
Interested in learning more about carpet flooring in Lake Havasu and North Las Vegas? Want to discover the best type of carpet for your home or business?
Contact us today to learn more.
Contact us today to learn more.
Nevada State Contractor License #'s:
52426A - 55778A - 79534 - 81157
Arizona State Contractor's License #:
ROC228602
ROC331472
52426A - 55778A - 79534 - 81157
Arizona State Contractor's License #:
ROC228602
ROC331472
