Beaulieu Carpets Review

Beaulieu Carpet Review - find out what to look for when buying area rugs and carpets for your home. Install luxury cut pile or looped carpeting in popular berber or frieze styles - and buy appropriate underlay padding for long lasting beauty.

In 1978 Beaulieu of America became the first manufacturer of polypropylene oriental carpets. The use of nylon and versatile polyester fibers for indoor outdoor wall-to-wall carpets has made Beaulieu/Coronet the third largest producer in the world.

In 2002, Beaulieu began to focus on broadloom carpet and as a result has succeeded in its efforts to produce top quality, affordable products for home fashion. Beaulieu is becoming known worldwide as carpet mills, dealers and retailers around the world take on this quality name.

Carpets and rugs are not available directly to consumers so samples must be obtained from local retailers. Carpet colors and styles are best seen in person so homeowners can find exactly what they want.

The type of yarn manufacturers work with determines not only the look of carpeting but its durability, stain resistance and style. Beaulieu carpets are woven from synthetics including nylon and olefin. Polyester fibers are manufactured from recycled plastic bottles - resulting in earth friendly floor coverings.

Do not allow cosmetics, bleach, paints and caustic chemicals to have contact with the carpet. For spot removal, blot up spills immediately, following appropriate instructions until the mark has been removed. Note: Beaulieu's exclusive advanced PermaShield stain protection system does ensure that carpets are well protected.

With proper installation and maintenance - including underlayment with a minimum density of 6 lbs/sq inch - Beaulieu carpets are under warranty for up to 20 years. Of course, areas such as stairways are not covered because of the amount of foot traffic they endure. Place entrance mats to protect the beauty and long life of carpet, and occasionally move furniture to change traffic patterns and reduce indentation marks.

Carpet brands include Carefree Living, Coronet Classics, Work and Leisure and Elements.