It was once the case that wall-to-wall carpet was the automatic choice for living room flooring, but that is no longer the case. In fact, it’s becoming more common to see most other types of floors in a living room, as consumers have grown tired of having to maintain carpet or keeping it looking new.
Why is hardwood flooring so often covered by carpeting in older homes? We'll tell you.
Carpet has been up and it's been down in terms of marketshare, but in the future it could have hope to reclaim it's past glory.
The carpet tiles made by Milliken are really a very nice frieze styled look, but in an easy to install tile format. The padding is already attached thereby making this a super simple installation. Although this is not appropriate for stairs it can be used effectively to create patterns or simply offer you a high…
Try it the iFLOOR way. That’s my message this week. I think it’s pretty simple and to the point (at least in my own mind.) What is the iFLOOR way, you ask? The iFLOOR way begins and ends with your total satisfaction. We’re pretty scientific around here and spend more time than you can possibly…
Here are some photos of the Dalton location billboard which is very visible as cars exit the freeway and head on over the find the finest flooring at great everyday values. Nice work to the team on getting this refreshed! Georgia
Alot folks start the floor buying process without arming themselves with a critical piece of information. What is that piece of information? How big is the area you plan on covering? (by the way this leads to other good questions like, how many doorways, what is the layout like, how many linear feet of molding…
I have seen a ton of carpet tiles used in the past. Most are commercial in style which can be fine. The residential styles that are now emerging are really cool too. I think the seams are almost invisible on the Milliken carpet tile line called Tesserae. It is a very good looking carpet and…
I think it is tough for folks to navigate the floor buying process in general. In my past article “Steve’s Stages of Floor Shopping” I pointed out that a process that begins with excitement soon turns to frustration because the flooring market itself can be tough to navigate. One guy says his 49 cent laminate…
