The Floor Store Carpet One Floor & Home in Denham Springs, LA makes the floor buying process easier for you. Our selection of carpet is made up of only quality products and brands. Our flooring professionals are trained in all aspects of carpeting, which means you can rest assured that we can help you start to finish with your project. Carpet is well known for its soft, stylish, and comfortable qualities.
In our showroom we use a unique system known as the Select-A-Floor system. This unique system helps narrow down your carpet search by your personal lifestyle and warranty level. We have carpets that are perfect for families who have pets in their home, or for homeowners who frequently entertain guests in their home. We are here to make your carpet buying experience a good, and find a carpet that not only matches your personal style, but also your lifestyle.
Both you and your home benefit when you install carpet flooring. Some carpets are great for homes with allergy problems because they do not trap dust in their fibers, instead dust and dirt stays on top so it can be easily vacuumed. We also offer stain-resistant carpets that make your life so much easier when the accidental spill happens. We even feature our very own exclusive carpets that feature H2O™ technology that makes them entirely waterproof.
There are a few different fibers and types of carpet to choose from, and at The Floor Store Carpet One Floor & Home, we can help you find one that fits your space well. Read on to learn more about the many fibers and types of carpet available today.
Nylon is a popular carpet fiber because of its versatility in busy homes. It is durable, and when treated with stain-resistance, it is a top choice.
Polyester is an alternative to nylon though it is not quite as durable. However, polyester is an excellent choice if you’re hoping to keep your project cost-effective.
Olefin is a sturdy fiber that is most commonly found in Berber carpets. It does not wear as well as other fibers, so it is best for low-traffic areas.
Wool is a natural fiber that is inherently soft. It is also fire-resistant, which makes it unique from the other fibers, but does require careful professional maintenance.
The type of carpet can be found by learning about how the fiber attaches to the backing of the carpet. Each type of carpet is a bit different and varies in how it wears.
Cut pile carpet is a well-known type of carpet on the market today. It is created by attaching fibers to the backing, then shearing the top layer. Depending on the carpet, the height and length of the cut pile can vary.
Loop pile carpet is constructed when fibers are looped and reattached at the bottom of the loop to the backing. The top of the loop is what you feel on the carpet. Loop pile is available in multi loop and level loop.
Cut loop carpet is when both cut pile and loop pile carpets are attached on the same backing. There can be some areas of each that can create unique patterns. This type of carpet is best for low-traffic spaces.
Since carpet is made to be durable and lived on, it is very easy to clean and care for. Carpet is traditionally installed in bedrooms and living rooms. They can handle a lot more activity though and can be installed in children’s playrooms, on staircases, and in hallways. We offer carpets that are resistant to staining, wear, and fade. Those types of carpets can be installed in heavily trafficked areas like hallways and staircases. Be sure to stop in our showroom to see our full collection of carpets.
At The Floor Store Carpet One Floor & Home are proud to be your neighborhood experts when it comes to carpet. As part of our selection of carpet brands, we have Carpet One Floor & Home exclusives and brands such as Relax, it’s… Lees, Tigressá, Resista Soft Style, and Innovia™ Xtreme Clean.
The Floor Store Carpet One Floor & Home in Denham Springs, LA is proud to provide carpet to Livingston Parish, East Baton Rouge, and surrounding areas.
 | Caring for Your CarpetWhen it comes to caring for your carpet, always make sure you check your manufacturer’s warranty before using new products. Follow the link below to learn about different carpet care tips.
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