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Carpet seams and seam locations are probably the biggest challenge in our industry. Since carpet only comes in certain widths, it is very likely large rooms will require at least one seam.
Several factors need to be considered when deciding your seam location such as, furniture placement, directions of light source, doorways and traffic areas, number and length of seams and how it may affect seam placements in other rooms.
There is usually no perfect scenario and often times you must compromise one of the criteria for another. A properly constructed seam is generally still noticeable, but depending on what style and color of carpet you have, it may be more or less noticeable.
Laminate floors are not attached to the subfloor. They float above on top of a dense cushion. As a result, they do have give when you walk on them.
Vinyl is certainly not as resistant to tears and scratches as ceramic tile is, but most vinyl does have an inner layer built into it now which tends to resist tears quite well. I wouldn’t hesitate to consider it in a high traffic residential area.
Carpeting is one of the most versatile flooring options, offering warmth, comfort, and style to any home. However, choosing the right carpet for each room can feel overwhelming with so many types, textures, and materials available. At PT Floors, we're here to simplify the process with this comprehensive guide to selecting the perfect carpet for every space in your home.
Read moreWhen embarking on a flooring project, it’s easy to focus on the visible materials, such as whether you want hardwood, tile, or laminate. However, an often overlooked yet important component is the underlayment. This layer is situated between the subfloor and the finished flooring, and it can greatly affect the floor’s performance, comfort, and longevity.
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