Hard wearing carpets are the perfect choice when it comes to a busy household and high traffic areas. They can be stain resistant, created with durable materials and fabrics and built to last.
Hard wearing carpets can be a good choice for any room of the house, including living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms and stairs and hallways.
Check out our selection of hard wearing carpets perfect for your next floor. Come into our shop, The Carpet Shop in North Shields to experience our full range first hand, and we’re always happy to answer any questions you may have.
Hard Wearing Carpets
Hard Wearing Carpets For The Living Room
For many the living room is the heart of the home, and if you’ve got a busy household with kids or lots of people, you might want to opt for a heavy duty carpet.
Check out some of our selection below, including berber loop pile, wool twist and stainfree twist carpets.
Hard Wearing Carpets For Stairs & Hallway
The hallway and stairs are quite often the most walked on spaces in the house, so choosing a hard wearing carpet is usually preferable.
Here’s some of our picks, including wool twists and loop pile carpets which work well in these areas.
Check out more carpets for stairs and hallway.
Hard Wearing Carpets FAQ
What Types Of Carpets Are Best For Durability?
The best types of carpets for durability are twist pile, loop pile (Berber) and synthetic carpets such as polypropylene and nylon. These have high stain resistance and are easier to maintain.
- Twist Pile – Twisted cut fibres which resist flattening
- Loop Pile (Berber) – Dense loops create a strong and crust resistant surface, however not as pet friendly as claws can get caught in the loops.
- Polypropylene & Nylon – High stain resistance, easy maintenance and lots of bleach cleanable options.
Read more about types of carpets best for durability.
What Is the Best Type Of Carpet Which Does Not Flatten Easily?
The best carpet material which doesn’t flatten easily are Nylon and wool carpets. The best carpet construction which does not flatten easily are twist pile and loop pile carpets.
Luxury saxony and deep pile carpets should be avoided, as they have soft fibres which show footprints and flatten more easily under pressure.
More on carpet types which don’t flatten easily.
What Is The Lifespan Of A Hard Wearing Carpet?
If well maintained, the lifespan of a hard wearing carpet can be around 10 – 15 years, depending on the quality carpet and the material you go for. Usage also plays a key part, whether you’ve got a busy household, high trafficked area or other factors.
Premium carpets tend to last longer, while budget options don’t last as long. Read more on the lifespan of a hard wearing carpet.
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