ART CARPET SANAYİ VE TİCATİ ANONİM ŞİRKETİ

Art Carpet: Global Leader in Machine-Made Rugs and Carpets

Art Carpet stands as a pinnacle of excellence in the global rug and carpet industry, exporting high-quality floor coverings to over 65 countries. With a commitment to innovation, quality, and customer satisfaction, Art Carpet offers a diverse range of products designed to enhance the beauty and functionality of spaces worldwide.

Product Portfolio

1. Polypropylene Carpets

Polypropylene carpets are a cornerstone of Art Carpet's product line, known for their exceptional durability and ease of maintenance.

Where to Use:

- High-traffic areas in homes and commercial spaces

- Entryways, hallways, and living rooms

- Offices and retail environments

Advantages:

- Highly resistant to stains and water

- Easy to clean and maintain

- Affordable compared to natural fiber carpets

- Resistant to mold and mildew

Disadvantages:

- Less soft than some other carpet materials

- Can be prone to static electricity in dry environments

- Not as environmentally friendly as natural fibers

2. Acrylic Carpets

Acrylic carpets offer a luxurious feel and vibrant color options, making them a popular choice for those seeking the look of wool without the higher price tag.

Where to Use:

- Bedrooms and living rooms

- Areas where a plush, soft feel is desired

- Spaces that require bold, lasting colors

Advantages:

- Soft texture similar to wool

- Excellent color retention and vibrancy

- Resistant to moths and mildew

- More affordable than wool

Disadvantages:

- Less durable than some synthetic fibers

- Can be prone to shedding and pilling

- May flatten over time in high-traffic areas

3. Shrink Polyester Carpets

Shrink polyester carpets combine unique texture with resilience, offering a distinctive aesthetic appeal.

Where to Use:

- Modern and contemporary interiors

- Areas where a textured look is desired

- Bedrooms and living spaces

Advantages:

- Unique textured appearance

- Good resilience and bounce-back properties

- Resistant to stains and fading

- Environmentally friendly option (often made from recycled materials)

Disadvantages:

- May not be as durable as some other synthetic fibers

- Can be more challenging to clean due to texture

- Limited color options compared to other carpet types

4. Polyester Carpets

Polyester carpets are known for their stain resistance and wide range of design options, making them a versatile choice for many settings.

Where to Use:

- Family rooms and children's bedrooms

- Areas prone to spills and stains

- Spaces requiring a wide variety of color and pattern options

Advantages:

- Excellent stain resistance

- Wide range of colors and patterns available

- Soft and comfortable underfoot

- Generally more affordable than nylon

Disadvantages:

- Less durable than nylon in high-traffic areas

- Can be prone to crushing and matting over time

- May be less resilient than some other fibers

Specialized Options

Runner, Round, Square, and Rectangle Shapes

Art Carpet offers a variety of shapes to suit different room layouts and design preferences.

Where to Use:

- Runners: Hallways, staircases, and long narrow spaces

- Round: Dining areas, entryways, and as accent pieces

- Square and Rectangle: Living rooms, bedrooms, and open floor plans

Advantages:

- Versatility to fit various room layouts

- Ability to define spaces within open floor plans

- Options for both functional and decorative purposes

Disadvantages:

- Custom sizes may be more expensive

- Some shapes may limit furniture placement options

Indoor and Outdoor Styles

Art Carpet caters to both interior and exterior spaces with dedicated product lines.

Where to Use:

- Indoor: Throughout the home or office

- Outdoor: Patios, decks, sunrooms, and covered outdoor areas

Advantages:

- Outdoor styles are resistant to weather, UV rays, and mold

- Indoor styles offer comfort and design flexibility

- Ability to create cohesive indoor-outdoor living spaces

Disadvantages:

- Outdoor carpets may have limited softness compared to indoor options

- Indoor carpets are not suitable for outdoor use

Flat Weave & Loop, Machine Woven Constructions

These construction methods offer different textures and patterns to suit various tastes and functional needs.

Where to Use:

- Flat Weave: Modern interiors, low-traffic areas

- Loop: High-traffic areas, commercial spaces

- Machine Woven: Versatile use in both residential and commercial settings

Advantages:

- Flat Weave: Easy to clean, great for layering

- Loop: Durable and resistant to crushing

- Machine Woven: Offers intricate patterns and designs

Disadvantages:

- Flat Weave: Less cushioning than other constructions

- Loop: Can snag more easily, especially with pets

- Machine Woven: May be more expensive than other construction methods

Art Carpet's diverse product range ensures that customers can find the perfect flooring solution for any space, combining aesthetics, durability, and functionality to meet the needs of residential and commercial environments worldwide.