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Manufacturer of carpeting, style/pattern & color?

10 years ago

Carpeting looks lovely. You stated it is a regular cut pile. Wondering who makes the carpeting, style/pattern & color of it. Also if it is nylon or polyester, etc. Looking for a carpeting for the master bedroom & 2 other bedrooms & do not want footprints or vacuum marks to show. Want crush resistance. Thanks.

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Freedom Renovations Inc.
10 years ago
Hi, this job was completed a couple of years back and I cannot recall which carpet we used. We do have a selection of carpets if you are interested in seeing some samples. Thank you for contacting our company. Maria
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