Berber is a popular example of a rolled pile rug.
Loop rugs are a rug design created with a series of uncut loops. Loops are created using knitting machines that can be set to create a fixed pattern of heights or go with a uniform height. This diversity in the way the loops are created allows the rug to have a very simple look or an intricate design.
A shag rug is usually made from fibers that are considered durable. Polypropylene, or olefin fiber, is usually an excellent option for this type of carpet, as it resists wear and tear very well. However, it is not uncommon for nylon to be used when the project calls for a relatively smooth, short mat.
One of the advantages of the loop stack is that the finished product tends to be easy to clean. In fact, the cords can help prevent spills from penetrating the body of the rug. As well as helping to prevent stains, the design also lends itself well to professional machine cleaning, even when harsh chemicals are used for the task.
While there are several popular designs that use pile rugs, the best-selling rug is the Berber rug. Often considered the best choice for both the home and office, Berber is generally well built and can feature either a level loop or multi-loop design. When cared for properly, it can last several years before the carpet is ready to be replaced.
Rolled-pile rug can be purchased at most home improvement stores, as well as any vendor that offers professional carpet installation. It is possible to get it in various solid colors as well as various designs that make use of various colors. Prices vary depending on the pile of the carpet and the types of fiber used in the selected carpet.
