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| Textured Carpet |
 Textured carpet can work beautifully with any décor, from casual to formal. The textured carpet pattern is created out of a single color by giving some of the tufts added twist, causing them to curl back on themselves in random directions. These tufts in the textured carpet then reflect light differently than the straight tufts. When the additional twist is given to all tufts, the style is called . . .
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| Plush Carpet |
 Plush carpet has a luxurious look, features a velvety even cut pile, and shows footprint shading easily. Plush carpet, one the oldest carpet styles, is still unsurpassed for beauty and elegance.
Plush carpet, with it's modern offshoot, the "trackless", accounts for a very large part of today's carpet sales. Modern stain resistance, and wearability, make this carpet a very good choice for your h . . .
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| Frieze Carpet |
 Frieze carpet is quickly becoming the most popular carpet in the nation. A well constructed frieze carpet can outlast most any other kind of carpet. With its innovative colors and fashion, a frieze might be something you should choose in the future. . . .
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| Cut and loop carpet |
 Cut and Loop carpet offers the visual appeal of both texture and pattern. Many of these styles are on the cutting edge of fashion today. Cut and loop carpeting is created by tufting some loops higher than others. When the carpet is sheared, the higher loop tufts are cut, but the lowers ones are not. The resulting cut pile tufts look darker than the loops, creating a pattern.
Cut and loop carpet . . .
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| Berber Carpet |
 Berber carpet is named after a handmade, bulky wool carpet made by the Berber tribes of North Africa. The term Berber is applied to carpet that has the off-white, heathered look of cloaks used by these tribes of North Africa. These carpets use flecked yarns most often in loop styles. The size of the loops varies from large nubby ones to smaller styles. Patterned styles of this type of carpeting ar . . .
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