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Types of Carpet

Almost all carpet, particularly carpet intended for the commercial market, is either tufted or woven. Beyond that, the consumer is faced with a choice of pile, fibre and denier before even considering colour and pattern. Denier refers to the thickness of the yarn used in the carpet and density is the amount of yarn per…

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A Magic Carpet Ride

In 2009, the astronauts on the International Space Station carried out a series of experiments based on suggestions from the public. One of them, Japanese astronaut Koichi Wakata, arguably became the first person to actually fly on a magic carpet, floating in space on top of a small piece of carpet he brought with him.…

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Go Green With Bamboo

Bamboo is poised to revolutionise the way we floor our homes. Sustainable, affordable, durable and beautiful, what’s not to love about a hard floor surface created from one of our planet’s fastest-growing plants? Traditional hardwoods like oak take more than 100 years to reach full maturity, bamboo just three. Not only that, but it regenerates…

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Floors For your Gym Area

Any room where you’re going to be putting your body through its paces needs to be resilient, hard wearing and easy to clean, so what are the workout room options at Complete Carpet Co’s Melbourne carpet and flooring stores? While carpeting offers cushioning and comfort underfoot, the difficulty in cleaning it and the chances of…

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The Advantages of Floating Floors

Most commonly applied to wooden or laminate flooring, the term floating floor describes the installation method, not the material. As the name implies, this type of flooring floats on top of an existing floor, rather than being fixed or integrated into it. The flooring pieces are held in place through friction, weight and the interlocking…

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