Wilton Carpet – Construction

A traditional woven Wilton carpets has pile threads that run in a continuous fashion into the carpet and are lifted above the surface of the backing with either wires or hooks.

Generally cut or loop pile, it is the different types of yarn that give the Wilton carpet different textures and appearance.  Because of this method of construction and the waste yarn produced, the Wilton Carpet is unable to match the Axminster carpets ability to have complex patterns and designs.

In addition, carpets that are woven using traditional techniques don’t suffer from the poor stability and delamination that that can occur in tufted carpets with their secondary backing material. 

Tonal effect carpets are a great choice if you want a plain coloured carpet with a dash of design as they are made by using different shades of the same coloured yarn to create a subtle patterned effect.

Wilton Carpets have always been associated with luxury and high quality. As Wilton carpets are woven having high wool contents and designed to last for many years so make a great long term investment which is why many rail, shipping and air companies trust the Wilton name, with Wilton carpets been installed in such places as the QE2, Singapore Airport & many other places worldwide.  

Why incur the cost of relaying cheap carpets every few years when you could invest in a Wilton means that you can choose a carpet which will be in vogue for years to come and which will endure even the busiest homes.

To check out the range of Wilton carpets in stock online visit our carpet shop today. If you are looking for carpets in West Yorkshire then call Carpetncare on 0800 731 5608.