Many carpets are made in good-better-best qualities. One style might be sold in different weights or qualities. This way, you can install the same color and pattern in different weights throughout your home, depending on the amount of traffic each area receives. Overall, you’ll save money. You can put the heaviest quality (best) on the stairs and in the family room.
1. - Measure. - Most likely the carpet company you are purchasing your carpet through will want to measure your home for you. I’d be worried if they didn’t actually! This will ensure they have enough carpet to allow for proper cuts etc. It is ok to use your own measurements for a rough estimate, but before you order carpet, be sure a professional comes out to measure your home for you.
Each method has its own benefits and advantages, and choosing the right method will depend on the level of customization you want to achieve, and your personal preference.
1. - Consider the way you live. - If you have a young family and pets then look for a hard-wearing carpet in a forgiving colour, such as a textured loop pile or a quality hard-twist cut. If you’re a couple looking for a touch of luxury, you might opt for a plush pile in a flat colour. If you’re an entertainer, a combination cut and loop pile in mid-to-dark tones or a stippled cut pile would suit.
1. - Make a Sketch of the Room. - Make a sketch of the room where the vinyl will be installed and measure accurately the room's dimensions. Bring this drawing to the manufacturer's showroom or vinyl retail store. When figuring the amount of vinyl flooring needed, add a few inches to each of the room's dimensions to allow extra material for cutting, trimming and centering the pattern in the room.
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