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Carpet Flooring

Rolls of carpet flooring provide comfort in a home or office in Australia. Wool carpet tiles are laid in sections rather than continuous rolls.

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About Carpet Flooring products

What you walk on matters and carpet flooring can make a style statement in your home and provide warmth and comfort to any room and even an outdoor space. ArchiPro has hand-picked the very best carpets from suppliers across Australia for you to choose from. Whether you want a subtle, solid colour or a bold pattern in a custom design, a modern modular carpet tile or a roll of vintage-inspired Axminster, ArchiPro has a fantastic selection to suit your needs.

Carpet flooring can provide comfort and style to your home or office through different textures, colours, and patterns, and are an ideal way to revamp your space. From classic wool carpet with a cut pile, to plush carpet woven with silk and hemp, to modern, modular carpet tiles, ArchiPro has a wide range of high-quality options from trusted suppliers in Australia to suit any home.

Modular carpet tiles

Carpet tiles offer flexibility as they can be purchased in any quantity to fit any space. There is a wide range available in Australia in a variety of styles and materials. Residential carpet tiles are supplied as modular sections, a format also known as carpet squares flooring.

Plush pile

This is a style of cut-pile carpet made by cutting each of the yarns to the same length, leaving them short and twisted. They are smooth, soft, warm and comforting and are very popular in Australia.

Saxony

Saxony is a cut pile carpet, which is dense and soft underfoot and has a smooth and luxurious feel as well. It’s popular for bedrooms and living rooms.

Cut pile twist

This has highly twisted fibre with a luxurious feel and a textured finish, with the pile lying in different directions.  It’s less likely to show footprints or vacuum tracks, is durable and good for busy areas.

Frieze

Frieze is a contemporary version of old shag carpets. The piles are a mix of lengths and thicknesses; it’s durable and suitable for less formal spaces.

Sisal carpet

It is made with natural fibre that is extracted from the leaves of the Agave plant. It can also be used in a garage as it is highly durable and can be used in heavy traffic areas.

The advantages of high quality carpet flooring

When you get up in the morning, you want to step onto a comfortable, good quality carpet. Your feet deserve it, and comfort isn’t the only advantage of choosing high-quality carpet flooring. It will also be more durable, provide better acoustics, be easier to clean and maintain and be better for your health, without the allergenic properties of lesser quality products. With quality you also get a huge range of choices in colour, pile, fibre and design, to add lasting style to your home or business Wool carpet flooring can suit rooms where a natural fibre and a soft underfoot finish are part of the brief.

How to choose carpet flooring that’s right for you

One of the most important considerations when choosing this type of floor covering is where it’s going - what the room is used for, by who, and how often. Is it a playroom that gets a daily thrashing from kids and pets, or is it a busy part of an office or a garage? You’ll also need to take measurements and decide whether carpet tiles or a roll is best for the space, and note any other design elements that might impact your choice, like wall colour. For your flooring, there are other amazing solutions such as laminate flooring, vinyl flooring, substrate and uderlay. Planning carpet installation also requires attention to the substrate, room dimensions and whether the product is supplied as tiles or a roll.

How often should you replace carpet flooring?

In Australia, replacement is usually needed after 6-7 years, though a high-quality carpet maintained properly can last more than 10 years. In a busier home or office, replacement may need to be more frequent.

How do you know when carpet needs to be replaced?

There are a few tell-tale signs that indicate it's time for a change. This includes stains and odours that won’t budge, even with professional cleaning, and visible damage such as thinning patches or discolouration. You may also experience more allergy symptoms than usual, with older carpets holding onto more allergens.

How often should carpets be cleaned?

A deep clean at least annually will remove dirt, grime, and allergens. If you have children or pets, this may need to be done more regularly. In Australia, you should also vacuum about every three days. Wool carpets have greater stain resistance than synthetic fibres, staining less easily.

What is cheaper to install, carpet or flooring?

Quality timber flooring will almost always be a larger investment compared to carpet with quality hardwoods being up to twice as expensive per square foot. Flooring options like these can vary considerably, however.

Is carpet flooring healthy?

Carpets may trap pollutants like dust mites, pet dander, mould spores, and dirt, keeping those from circulating in the air, but these can be disturbed during activity. For a healthier environment, vacuum several times a week, ideally using a vacuum with a High Efficiency Particulate Air filter. You should also clean them annually, ensuring that it dries well after a steam clean to prevent mildew. Wool carpets can be a healthier option as they are hypoallergenic.