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Saxony Plush
A dense level-cut pile of about one-half inch or less. Yarn tufts are closely packed, presenting a smooth, luxurious surface. Generally for formal settings. |
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Textured Plush
Also a level-cut pile but with pile heights of more than one-half inch and not as dense as Saxony Plush. Appropriate for informal room schemes. |
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Twist/Trackless/Frieze
Curled or twisted tufts make for a textured plush that masks foot-prints. Especially suitable for less formal decors. |
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Cut-Loop
Yarns are tufted into islands of high cut tufts and lower loop tufts to form a sculptured pattern. Suits more informal settings. |
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Level Loop
A simple loop pile with tufts of equal height. Durable construction makes it appropriate for high-traffic areas and informal rooms. |
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Berber
(Multi-Level Loop)
A loop pile carpet with two or three levels of tufts forming a random sculptured surface. Broad application including semi-formal schemes. |
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Sculptured
Features a mixture of cut and uncut loops, creating a highly textured surface appearance. Suitable for both formal and informal settings. |
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