Carpet, whether for domestic or professional use, remains a popular choice for its softness, aesthetic appeal and insulating properties. Here's an overview of the differences between the two types of carpet, their advantages, and their specific uses.
1. Domestic carpet
Features :
Comfortable and soft underfoot.
Available in a wide variety of textures, colors and patterns.
Suitable for bedrooms, living rooms and staircases, creating a warm, welcoming atmosphere.
Often treated to resist stains and easy to maintain with a vacuum cleaner.
Popular types for domestic use:
Velvet: soft and elegant, with an even finish.
Loop: resistant and easy to clean (ideal for high-traffic rooms).
Shaggy (shag carpet): very plush, perfect for bedrooms.
Advantages :
Acoustic comfort: reduces footfall and resonance noise.
Thermal insulation: retains heat, ideal in winter.
Safety: prevents slipping, especially on stairs.
2. Professional carpet
Features :
Wear-resistant, designed to withstand heavy traffic (offices, hotels, lobbies).
Available in rolls or carpet tiles, for easy maintenance and partial replacement.
Fire-retardant properties and stain-resistant treatments suitable for public environments.
Popular types for professional use:
Carpet tiles: practical for offices, allowing replacement of a single tile in the event of staining or wear.
Needle-punched carpet: very fine and resistant, ideal for areas such as corridors.
Looped or structured: suitable for workspaces for its solidity.
Advantages :
Sound absorption: reduces noise pollution in open spaces or hotels.
Easy customization: patterns or colors can be added to integrate the carpet with the company's design.
Fast maintenance: suitable for industrial cleaning or specialized machines.