• PALETTE PLANK

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    PA 3358
  • PALETTE PLANK

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    PA 3386
  • PALETTE PLANK

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    PA 3362
  • PALETTE PLANK

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    PA 3336
  • PALETTE PLANK

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    PA 3320
  • PALETTE PLANK

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    PA 3311
  • LYRICAL COMFORT

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    LY 8552
  • LYRICAL COMFORT

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    LY 8566
  • LYRICAL COMFORT

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    LY 8523
  • LYRICAL COMFORT

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    LY 8515
  • RAINBOW EARTH COMFORT

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    RE 8968
  • RAINBOW EARTH COMFORT

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    RE 8950
  • RAINBOW EARTH COMFORT

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    RE 8935
  • RAINBOW EARTH COMFORT

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    RE 8926
  • RAINBOW EARTH COMFORT

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    RE 8973
  • RAINBOW EARTH COMFORT

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    RE 8912
  • SUPREMO COMFORT

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    CB 6210
  • SUPREMO COMFORT

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    CB 6213
  • SUPREMO COMFORT

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    CB 6201
  • MELODIES COMFORT

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    ML 2551
  • MELODIES COMFORT

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    ML 2568
  • MELODIES COMFORT

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    ML 2545
  • MELODIES COMFORT

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    ML 2313
  • MELODIES COMFORT

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    ML 2326
  • MELODIES COMFORT

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    ML 2332
  • ESSENTIAL

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    E 658
  • ESSENTIAL

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    E 657
  • ESSENTIAL

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    E 619
  • ESSENTIAL

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    E 618
  • ESSENTIAL

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    E 611
  • ESSENTIAL

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    E 633
  • ELEGANCE

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    EG 3688
  • ELEGANCE

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    EG 3666
  • ELEGANCE

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    EG 3635
  • ELEGANCE

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    EG 3620
  • AVANT-GARDE PLANK

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    AG 1258
  • AVANT-GARDE PLANK

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    AG 1211
  • AVANT-GARDE PLANK

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    AG 1265
  • AVANT-GARDE PLANK

    BOARDROOM CARPET TILE | PLANK

    AG 1233

Care & Maintenance

Taking care of your carpets is essential to maintain their appearance, comfort, and longevity. Here are some tips on how to care for your carpets:

  1. Regular Vacuuming: Vacuum your carpets regularly to remove dirt, dust, and debris. High-traffic areas may need more frequent vacuuming, while less-used areas can be vacuumed weekly.
  2. Use the Right Vacuum: Ensure your vacuum cleaner is appropriate for your carpet type. Adjust the height setting to the correct level to avoid damaging the carpet fibers.
  3. Rotate Furniture: Occasionally rearrange furniture to distribute the weight and prevent carpet indentations. Use furniture coasters or pads under heavy furniture legs.
  4. Immediate Cleanup: Address spills and stains promptly. Blot liquids with a clean cloth, working from the outer edges of the stain inward. Avoid rubbing, as it can spread the stain.
  5. Professional Cleaning: Schedule professional carpet cleaning at least once a year or as recommended by the carpet manufacturer. Professional cleaners can deep-clean and remove embedded dirt.
  6. Regular Maintenance:  Vacuum under and around furniture regularly to prevent dust and debris buildup in hidden areas.
  7. Avoid Direct Sunlight: Protect your carpets from direct sunlight, as it can cause fading and discoloration. Use curtains or UV-resistant window films.
  8. Professional Inspection: Have a professional carpet inspector check your carpets if you notice any significant damage or issues. They can provide recommendations for repair or replacement.

By following these carpet care tips, you can extend the life of your carpets and keep them looking clean and comfortable for years to come.

Removing stains from carpets can be effectively done with the right approach and products. Here’s a general guide on how to remove common stains from carpets.

Materials Needed:

    • Clean white cloth or paper towels
    • Mild dishwashing detergent
    • White vinegar
    • Baking soda
    • Carpet stain remover (optional)
    • Cold water
    • Spray bottle
    • Soft brush or sponge
  1. Act Quickly: The faster you address a stain, the easier it is to remove. Begin the stain removal process as soon as you notice it.
  2. Blot the Stain: Use a clean white cloth or paper towels to blot (not rub) the stain. This helps absorb as much of the spill as possible without pushing it deeper into the carpet fibers.
  3. Identify the Stain Type: Determine the type of stain you are dealing with. Different stains may require different treatment methods.
  4. Prepare a Cleaning Solution: For many stains, a mixture of 1/4 teaspoon mild dishwashing detergent and one cup of warm water works well. For tough stains like red wine or coffee, you can try a mixture of white vinegar and water in equal parts.
  5. Test in an Inconspicuous Area: Before applying any cleaning solution to the stain, test it in an inconspicuous area of the carpet to ensure it won’t cause color fading or damage.
  6. Apply the Cleaning Solution: Dampen a clean cloth or sponge with the cleaning solution and gently blot the stain from the outside in. Avoid over-saturating the carpet. Continue blotting and applying the cleaning solution until the stain is lifted. Be patient and avoid scrubbing, as it can damage carpet fibers.
  7. Rinse with Cold Water: Rinse the treated area with cold water using a spray bottle or a clean cloth to remove any residual cleaning solution.
  8. Blot Dry: Blot the area with a clean, dry cloth or paper towels to remove excess moisture.

Remember that some stains may be more challenging to remove than others, and results can vary depending on the carpet type and the nature of the stain. If you are unable to remove a stubborn stain or have concerns about potential damage to your carpet, consider seeking professional carpet cleaning services.

Stubborn stains on carpets may require extra effort to remove. Try our stain removal method mentioned above first but if the stains are stubborn, try the additional steps below:

  1. Dealing with Stubborn Stains: For stubborn stains, sprinkle a small amount of baking soda directly on the stain. Leave it for 15-30 minutes to absorb the stain and odor. Vacuum it up afterward.
  2. Use a Carpet Stain Remover: If the stain persists, you can use a carpet stain remover according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Always test it in an inconspicuous area first.
  3. Rinse and Blot: After using a carpet stain remover, rinse the area with cold water and blot dry.
  4. Fluff the Carpet: Gently fluff the carpet fibers with your fingers to prevent matting.

Carpet cleaning detergents come in various types, each designed for specific cleaning needs and carpet materials. Here are some common types of carpet cleaning detergents and their purpose:

  1. Carpet Shampoo: Carpet shampoos are formulated to clean and refresh carpets. They are often used in carpet cleaning machines or as a pre-treatment before carpet cleaning.
  2. Carpet Spot Cleaner: Spot cleaners are designed to target and remove specific stains and spills, such as pet stains, coffee, or wine.
  3. Carpet Powder Cleaners: Carpet powders are dry cleaning products that are sprinkled onto the carpet and then vacuumed up. They are designed to freshen the carpet and remove surface dirt and odors.
  4. Foam Carpet Cleaners: Foam carpet cleaners are applied as a foam, which helps prevent over-wetting of the carpet. They are often used for quick cleaning and spot removal.
  5. Enzyme Cleaners: Enzyme cleaners are designed to break down organic stains and odors, such as pet accidents.
  6. DIY Vinegar and Baking Soda Solution: A mixture of white vinegar and baking soda can be used for general carpet cleaning and deodorizing.

Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions on the detergent label for the specific product you’re using. Additionally, test any cleaning solution in an inconspicuous area of the carpet to ensure it won’t cause colour fading or damage. Properly ventilate the area while cleaning and allow the carpet to dry completely after cleaning.

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