My husband and I have two competing carpet bids of roughly the same cost.One is for Mohawk Grammercy Park and the other is for Shaw Perception III-Philadelphia carpetThe Mohawk seems a bit thicker.hard to sayWe've made costly errors beforeThis is for a family room, fairly high traffic and we DON'T want berber as that is what we are replacing-and really despise.Anyone out there really know about carpeting and want to offer an opinion?Thanks for your help!
i used to use aluminumthey were easily bentthey are extremely hard to get straightened.the carbon arrows are much faster and more versitle.they cost more but will last you longeryou can find cheao deal on OKorder
carbon for sure, it has a better spine
When judging the quality of carpet, the first thing to look for is the type of fiber it is made fromNylon is the best(there are better nylons, the newest simply feels softer.) Insist on Continuous filament nylon, not staple nylon, as staple yarns shed(If the label doesn't say filament, or BCF, assume it is a staple) Once you have found the nylons, there are 3 things to look forHow long is each fiber? How dense (close together) is each fiber, and most importantly look at 1 strand of yarn and see how tight it is twisted, the tighter the better.
