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Thursday, October 22, 2009

MAC Carpet the Tufted Carpet manufacturer cover new customer needs in buying stock lots of carpets

MAC Carpet, the world leader in tufted carpet production launches new section about carpet stock lots in its main website, the main objective of launching the new section “carpet stock lots” to cover new customer needs in buying stock lots of tufted and printed carpets, area rugs and mats at extremely competitive prices.

The carpet stock lots offered on www.maccarpet.com are in a wide range of varieties such as area rugs, mats, runners, wall to wall (broadloom) carpets, in a wide range of sizes starting from 40*60 cm up to 200*300 cm for pieces and 4 meter width X various for broadloom.

These products also come in a wide range of qualities such as Polypropylene and Nylon yarns. The backing variety is in Gel foam and Action backing, with the possibility to choose your preferred packaging method.
In its home country MAC Carpet represents one of Egypt's top manufacturers & exporters of soft floors, with more than 80% of its total production exported to around 107 countries.
The company corporate headquarters and main manufacturing facilities are located in Tenth-of- Ramadan City, the largest industrial estate in the Middle East. In total, its plants occupy a surface area of 520,000 square meters employing close to 6,000 high caliber executives & employees.

MAC Carpet was founded in 1981 with approximate production capacity of 1 million Square meters and currently its production capacity has effectively stretched to reach 60 million Square meters in 2008. In spite of this huge production capacity, MAC Carpet is still able to offer low production minimums as well as diversity in products and service offerings to our proud customers as part of our “1 stop shop concept”.

For more information contact us at; emarketing@maccarpet.com

Monday, January 12, 2009

MAC Carpet is exhibiting new product ranges in Domotex 2009

New carpets and rugs creation designs will be presented by MAC Carpet - the leading manufacturer of tufted and printed mats, carpets and rugs in the 20th Domotex Hannover the Biggest flooring fair in the world that will take place during 17-20 January 2009 in Hannover, Germany.

In Domotex Hannover 2009 in Hall 2 Stand B-48 in 351 m2, MAC Carpet will be exhibiting its new product ranges, design collection and new developed qualities. Especially multi-level products and new wool range

MAC Carpet; as a global volume leader will continue offering its customers a unique proposition through a world class management leveraging its logistics superiority, giving its customers flexibility in product and service as well as giving them local low costing.

In its home country MAC Carpet figures as one of Egypt's top exporters, with more than 80% of its total production going to some 107 countries and retails at many world class retailers like Wal-Mart, IKEA, Tesco and others. The company corporate headquarters and main manufacturing facilities are located in Tenth-of- Ramadan City, the largest industrial estate in the Middle East. In total, its plants occupy a surface area of 520,000 square meters employing more than 5,800 people.

MAC Carpet was founded in 1981 with approximate production capacity of 1 million Square meters and currently in year 2008 its production capacity has stretched to reach 60 million Square meters per year. In spite of this huge production capacity, MAC Carpet is still able to offer low production minimums as well as diversity in product and service offering its customers one stop shop concept.

MAC Carpet product range includes different applications indoor, outdoor, car, utility, bathroom, kitchen, children and license In addition to rugs, mats, runners, wall to wall carpets, artificial grass and advertising floor panels. In addition to this, MAC Carpet is continuously working on its innovation strategy offering customer driven solutions according to the customer and market needs.

You can visit MAC Carpet in Domotex Hannover 2009 in Hall 2 Stand B 48.

For more information about MAC Carpet;
Website: http://www.maccarpet.com
Email: info@maccarpet.com

Wednesday, September 17, 2008

Your Carpet and Your Personality Type

When it’s time to choose the right carpet for your home, look in the mirror. If it reflects a room with unattractive floors, it’s definitely time to get a nice new carpet. Once you’ve decided that for sure, though, look at yourself. The type of person you are determines what lifestyle you lead. The lifestyle you lead at home determines the best carpet for your space.

Choose the personality profile that fits you best, and find the right carpet for you:

The Entertainer
Are you checking your reflection on the way out to the next cocktail party? Soon it’ll be your turn to host, and you’ll want a carpet that will stand up to traffic from minglers and wallflowers alike. A sturdy level loop cut pile carpet can handle high heels and high traffic without wearing down. Look for stain-resistant nylon carpets in darker colors to camouflage spilled wine, or be prepared to institute a clear cocktails only rule.

The Parent
The pitter-patter of little feet will be blessedly muffled by a carpeted floor, but that doesn’t mean your worries are over. Shop around for carpets that are thick and textured enough to mask footprints, like frieze or multi-level loop carpeting. Kids’ rooms are also a good place to consider large, room-spanning area rugs. You can find area rugs with kid-friendly designs like cartoon characters, and once they’re past the cartoons and spilling everything stage, their room will still have a great stain-free carpet underneath.

The Homebody
If your home activities include channel surfing, reading under the lamp, and reveling in the glorious quiet, then you can have your choice of carpeting. Cut loop pile carpet is great for informal areas like dens or living rooms. If you want a cushier walk from the recliner to the fridge, try Saxony plush carpeting. Reading rooms look great with lighter carpets to pick up the sunlight, and a deeper-colored carpet in a den can bring a cozy feel.

The Hedonist
It’s Saxony plush carpet all the way for those who value the good things in life. This thick, luxurious carpet is perfect for walking on barefoot, and it looks great in all areas of the home from formal to informal. Step up the luxe factor even further by getting your Saxony plush carpet in a pale, rich shade like beige or champagne. Hedonism doesn’t include a whole lot of cleaning, so make sure you get a carpet with the maximum level of stain resistance.

Source : findanyfloor.com

Sunday, August 31, 2008

How to Choose Your New Carpet

If you want both great style and lasting durability, there are several important factors to consider.

1. Foot Traffic
Where are you putting this carpet? Is it a high traffic area such as a hallway, a child’s room, or a family room? This is one of the most important considerations in choosing your new carpet.
There are many different fibers and methods of construction in today’s carpet industry, allowing you to have just the right carpet for each area of your home based on specific needs. It makes sense to choose a very durable carpet for the highest traffic areas so the wear and tear won’t show right away. Great choices might include a nylon carpet which is made of exceptionally durable fibers and is the most popular of today’s choices.

2. Style
Are you more interested in a carpet that will easily blend into your décor and become a subtle background for your room, or would you rather make a bold statement with your carpet that complements your furnishings and window treatments? The choice is surely yours and the options are many!
It’s important to think about how long you intend to stick with your carpet choice and choose wisely when it comes to color, patterns, and textures. Today’s carpet industry is far more sophisticated than in years past. You can find carpet in almost any imaginable style today with color choices that range from bright and bold to subtle and sophisticated.
Carpet with designs, patterns, and textures can provide just the right backdrop to create the atmosphere you want. Just be sure you can live with your choices for a while if you step out of the box when making your selection!

3. Durability
What is the specific need for each room you are carpeting? If you choose very durable fibers you can expect your carpet to last much longer. However, if you’re placing carpet in an area that won’t be used often, this consideration is not nearly so important. If you choose the right type of carpet for each room in your home, you should enjoy your carpet for many years.

Your primary options include nylon, olefin, polyester, acrylic, wool, or blends.

Nylon:
Is today’s most popular choice, offering resilience and resistance to stains and soils.

Olefin:
Is another popular choice because of its resistance to stains, static electricity, and moisture.

Polyester:
Is good choice and has a luxurious appearance, is easily cleaned, and is resistant to water-soluble
stains.
Acrylic:
Provides a beautiful appearance of wool with a less expensive price tag.
Wool:
Is the most luxurious of all carpeting choices but isn’t the most practical for a young family with children or high traffic areas.
Carpet Blends:
Such as acrylic/olefin and nylon/olefin are also options.

Choose Carpet that Really Works for You and Your Family
Depending on your specific needs, there are great carpet choices for you and your family – choices that will fit your lifestyle, your sense of fashion and your budget. If you do a little research before you buy, you’ll know your investment will pay off and provide the style and comfort you want for you and your family.
Once you’ve explored your carpet options, be sure to consider the care and maintenance required to keep your carpet looking attractive before you make your purchase. Choose carpet that requires the type of care you have time to provide. With normal cleaning and care, you and your family should be able to enjoy your carpet for a very long time.

Source: Direct Buy

Sunday, August 24, 2008

Experts say don't cut corners when choosing a carpet

First, there are several types and textures.

"You have cut pile. You have loop carpets. You have twisted carpets, friezes. You have shag carpets," explained Larry Chiprut of ABC Carpet and Home. "Each one has to be used for individual applications. One is not better than another; it's a matter of individual preference and it's a matter of how you want your room to look."

The pile is the height of the carpet. A more plush, high-pile carpet will be softer under your feet and offer a luxurious feel. A low pile or flat-weave type will offer a more contemporary look.

Also think about fabric. Wool is the standard, the best of the best, but there are the synthetic fibers, like nylon and polypropylene, which are durable and will last a long time.

"Then you have the sisal fibers and the natural fibers, which are made from anything from cocoa plants to abaca, which is a banana plant, and those are the sisal fabrics used today and are very, very popular," said Chiprut.

Another option in carpeting that is very popular is eco-friendly carpeting. Some texture options are all natural, which is wool that has no dyes or chemicals and is held together by a natural adhesive, or you could go with a synthetic that is made of recycled materials or a corn product.
Experts say the true test of quality is density, which is the amount of yarn per square yard. Just touch the carpet and look at the bottom to see how tightly woven it is. The tighter it is, the better the quality.

Once you pick the carpet, make sure you have the appropriate padding.

"If you are looking to buy a flat-weave type of carpet and achieve that look, stay with that type of pad; stay with a flat pad," said Chiprut. "Don't mix a soft, spongy pad with a flat carpet just to get a soft feel. You are not accomplishing anything. If you want a softer feel, buy a softer, plusher carpet."

Lastly, experts say the key to carpeting is really the installation. Make sure you use a craftsman who will do it well, because its one area where you don't want to cut corners.