Material
The material chosen for the realization of the carpet is the Beaufort. Beaufort is made of high tenacity polyester rope sail . The material is suitable for both exterior and interior , make it extremely resistant to wear and stress of public placesm like airport. Beaufort is strong and comfortable , UV resistant , anti - allergic and suitable for indoor and outdoor water, it is well to clean , resistant to chlorine and acids.
Production
Loop carpet has a sisal-like appearance and is extremely popular at the moment as it offers texture and visual interest to contemporary homes. It is available in various loop forms including small and tight, large, patterned and Heather, which is a flecked yarn.
It is essential to use the right yarn when making a loop carpet. This can be bulk continuous filament (BCF), which is synthetic – either nylon or polypropylene – or 100% woollen spun yarn. However, it is not possible to use a mixture of BCF and wool due to the construction of the yarn itself and the way it reacts to wear and performance.
Loop carpet can be made via tufting or weaving construction processes. Weaving uses the ancient art of warp and weft, like tapestries, with every individual tuft pushed into the backing to create a loop. However, this tends to be a slower process than tufting.
The production process
Carpet factories are vast spaces full of large machinery. The loop carpet machine can be 4m or 5m wide and is fed with creels (individual cones) or beams of yarn. These are plugged into a position with the yarn passing through an individual piping system to the needle point.
Carpet factories are vast spaces full of large machinery. The loop carpet machine can be 4m or 5m wide and is fed with creels (individual cones) or beams of yarn. These are plugged into a position with the yarn passing through an individual piping system to the needle point.
The needle holding the yarn punches down through the backing fabric and, as it rises from its lowest position, the yarn is caught by a hook or looper below the cloth and held to form a loop. As the needle comes down for the second time, the hook moves backwards and the yarn loop is released. At the same time, the tufted fabric moves forward, helping to clear the loop from the hook. The needle descends again, a new loop is now made and the cycle is repeated.
The carpet is produced industrially in the Netherlands.
The carpet is made in a month since the approval of the product.
