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Professional Carpet Clean
Coastal Fresh Cleaning Carpet Cleaning System
Our Deep Cleaning system will guarantee the removal of dirt, dust, odour and stains. This will allow protection against germs and bacteria.
- Enjoy The Fresh Clean Feeling
Types of Carpet
Nylon
Polypropylene (Olefin)
Polypropylene (Olefin)
- Very soft, durable, resistant to stains and abrasion
- Resistance to wear, mould, mildew and rot
- Last up 12 to 15 years
- Popular carpet fibre
Polypropylene (Olefin)
Polypropylene (Olefin)
Polypropylene (Olefin)
- Almost as soft as nylon
- Known as Olefin
- Similar to natural wool
- Highly stain-resistant
- Prone to soiling and holding onto oils which in turn, collect dirt
Polyester
Polypropylene (Olefin)
Polyester
- Man-made fibre and more hypoallergenic than other fibres
- Some are made from recycled plastic bottles, eco-friendly
- Prone to flattening underweight, not great for high traffic areas
- Prone to oil stains, which are very hard to remove from polyester fibre
Acrylic
Loop Pile
Polyester
- Marketed as synthetic wool (Feel and appearance of wool)
- Resistance to static electricity, moisture, mildew, fading and staining
- Not a very durable material and doesn't hold up well in high traffic areas
- Sometimes blended with wool
- Stains can turn brown with certain alkaline chemicals (Found in cleaning products)
Wool
Loop Pile
Loop Pile
- Luxurious, long-lasting material, the softest carpet fibre
- Low-grade wool is more susceptible to staining
- Some manufacturers combine wool with synthetic fibres to create a carpet with the benefits of both (Wool/Acrylic blends are common)
- Pure wool carpet is made with no chemicals or additives
- Excellent choice for those with allergies or sensitivities to chemicals
- Prone to damage from mould and mildew, which feed on organic substances
- Not for areas where high humidity and moisture are an issue
Loop Pile
Loop Pile
Loop Pile
- Known as uncut pile or Berber pile
- Loop pile leaves the entire yarn loop intact on the surface of the piece
- Highly durable, easy to clean and resistant to stains
- Use in high traffic areas
- Doesn't show indentations caused by footprints and vacuum marks
- Comes in variations, such as level loop, where the fibre loops are all the same length and patterned loops (Loops are different heights)
- Possible for a carpet to have cut and loop construction, where some fibres are cut and others are looped
- Loops of the uncut pile are less soft and padded than cut-pile fibres
- Snagging hazard, particularly for pets or small children
Cut Pile
Saxony Pile
Saxony Pile
- A style where the exposed fibres are sheared off
- Soft, inviting, easy to clean carpet
- Comes in different lengths and thicknesses
- Easier to see footmarks and vacuum trails
- Tendency is reduced by the twist of the fibres
- Fibres contain a twist that helps the carpet stand up against matting and crushing
- Heavy twist helps create texture that hides wear and dirt
- Will need to be replaced more often
Saxony Pile
Saxony Pile
Saxony Pile
- Type of cut pile carpet with fibres that are very soft and dense
- Short fibres stand straight up and down (Create a lush, fuzzy surface)
- Strands are easily crushed down by feet and vacuum cleaners, leaving impressions on their surface
- Susceptible to wear and tear (As well as staining)
- Best suited for use in low-traffic areas
- More expensive than traditional cut pile carpets
Plush Pile
Saxony Pile
Textured Cut
- Known as velvet cut pile
- Style is a variation of cut pile
- Fibres are even shorter than with a Saxony cut and very densely packed
- Rich and luxurious carpet surface
- Prone to wearing down, scuffing and showing footprints
- Should only be used in luxurious, low-traffic settings
Textured Cut
Frieze Cut Pile
Textured Cut
- Refers to cut pile carpet in which the fibres are of uneven lengths
- Twisted into spiral strands using a special steam treatment that curls the individual strands
- Trackless style
- Spiral strands do not reflect light as much as straight strands, so it's not as noticeable when spirals are crushed down
- Suitable for mid to high-level traffic areas
Frieze Cut Pile
Frieze Cut Pile
Frieze Cut Pile
- Frieze cut pile refers to a carpet in which relatively long cut fibres are twisted together and kinked
- Curl erratically across the surface of the carpet
- Known as California shag
- The highly durable style tends to hide dirt and wear
- Suitable for high-traffic and commercial settings
Sculpted Pile
Frieze Cut Pile
Frieze Cut Pile
- Has both looped and cut-pile fibres
- Creates height and texture variations in the surface of the carpet
- Known as Patterned carpets
- Arranged in geometric patterns, giving the carpet a three-dimensional texture
- Different fibre cuts can all be the same length (Level Cut and Loop), or they can be at different heights (Textured Cut and Loop)