Materials:

• Wool: Traditional and durable, offering warmth and luxurious texture.
• Nylon: Resilient, easy to clean, and available in a vast array of colors and patterns.
• Polyester: Soft and often more affordable, but may be prone to crushing.
• Polypropylene (Olefin): Stain-resistant and suitable for high-traffic areas, but less luxurious in feel.

Types:

• Cut Pile: Features yarn tips that are cut, providing a soft and dense surface.
• Loop Pile: Forms loops of yarn, creating a more textured and durable surface.
• Cut and Loop Pile: Combines both cut and looped yarns, offering a blend of texture and durability.

Characteristics:

• Pile Height: Refers to the length of the carpet fibers, affecting its softness and appearance.
• Density: The amount of yarn in the carpet pile, impacting its durability and resilience.
• Twist: The number of twists in the yarn, influencing the carpet's texture and ability to resist crushing.
• Backing: The material supporting the carpet pile, contributing to its stability and longevity.
• Pattern: Varies from solid colors to intricate designs, enhancing the aesthetic appeal of the carpet.

Usage:

• Residential: Commonly used in living rooms, bedrooms, and hallways to add warmth and comfort.
• Commercial: Found in offices, hotels, and retail spaces for both practical and decorative purposes.
• Indoor vs. Outdoor: Designed specifically for indoor or outdoor use, with different materials and features to withstand various conditions.

Maintenance:

• Regular vacuuming to remove dirt and debris.
• Spot cleaning for spills and stains.
• Professional cleaning periodically to maintain appearance and longevity.