search this site the web
site search by freefind
NEW
MAGICS
CARPET
Saxony

Saxony carpets (also referred to as “plush”) are very
traditional and create a formal, elegant atmosphere. The
velvety finish of these products is very luxurious, and the
shading created by the light hitting the fibers differently is
highly sought-after by those who love this look. Saxony
carpets show footprints and vacuum marks more than any
other carpet style.
Texture

In a textured product, the yarn is twisted tightly during
the heat-setting process to create a finished carpet with a
relaxed, casual appearance. Textured carpets do a much
better job of hiding footprints and vacuum marks than
Saxony carpets, and are very popular in today’s active
homes.
Frieze

Pronounced frih-zay’, this carpet is the ultimate in
informal style, and is very forgiving in high traffic homes.
The yarn is twisted so tightly that it curls over itself at
the ends. This results in a nubby appearance, which is
what makes the carpet ideal for hiding footprints and
vacuum marks. Frieze construction is also excellent for
reducing the appearance of seams.
Cable

The yarn used in cable styles is usually longer and thicker
than that of any of its counterparts. Cable carpets feel
very comfortable underfoot, their casual appearance is
extremely inviting and they are best suited for low to
medium traffic areas.
Loop

Sometimes referred to as “berber”, loop products can
either boast a random or patterned appearance. Loop
styles are extremely durable, and are available in either
solid colors, with berber flecks, or in multi-colored
patterns. These styles are excellent for hiding traffic
patterns in hallways and throughways, however, they can
make seams more visible.
Cut and Loop

Patterned styles use a cut pile and loop pile combination to
create a variety of pattern effects. The patterns can be
very small, such as a pin-dot appearance, or they can be
very large scroll, floral and geometric patterns. The larger
the pattern, the more carpet needs to be purchased to
allow for the pattern to be matched at the seams. Cut and
loop styles are first-rate performers, and handle high traffic
well in active of households.
Carpet Diffrences
Home|Carept Differences |Shaw Products |Mohawk Products|Area Rugs|Contact Us

This site is best viewed under Internet Explorer 7.0 or higher

Please Note: The images we display have the most accurate color possible. Due to differences in computer monitors,
we cannot be responsible for variations in color between the actual product and your screen. Please be advised that in
some cases patterns and colors may vary according to size. Lengths and widths may vary from the published
dimensions. We do our best to provide you with an accurate measurement, but please be advised that some variation
exists and this is not a manufacturing defect.