1. Types of Carpet
(Section A/Advices)

... its durable nature is suitable for high-traffic areas and informal rooms. Multi-Level Loop: A loop pile with two or three levels of tufts forming a random sculptured surface that is suitable ...

2. Carpet Stain Removal Guide
(Section A/Advices)

... water one minute, blot with white paper towel. Apply hydrogen peroxide (3% strength available in drug stores), immediately follow with household ammonia and blot. Rinse with water and blot. If  ...

3. Carpet Care
(Section A/Advices)

... the weight of heavy items under the legs of tables, chairs and especially furniture with wheels to prevent pile crushing. Avoid damage to carpet when moving heavy wheeled furniture (pianos, buffets, ...

4. What do I need to do to prepare for my installation?
(FAQs/Frequently Asked Questions)

Empty the rooms as much as you can. Remove all breakables like china, porcelain figurines, collectibles, pictures etc. Strip the beds. Drain waterbeds and aquariums. Detach any ...

5. Hardwood Floors Mississauga, Best Price Bamboo Flooring, Jatoba Flooring, Hardwood Floors Toronto
(Article section/Acadian)

...  We are confident that we are able to satisfy your flooring needs. We have the pleasure of bringing most the proven and tested brands with a competitive prices. Every manufacturer we carry, produces ...

6. Carpet
(Article section/Carpets)

... is usually a cut pile although looped pile carpets of woven construction are not unheard of. [2] Normally many colored yarns are used and this process is capable of producing intricate patterns from ...

7. Laminate flooring
(Article section/Laminate flooring)

... that it is durable, as compared with carpet, and attractive, at a lower cost as compared to natural floor materials. Installation Laminate floors are reasonably easy for a do-it-yourself homeowner ...

8. Floor tiles
(Article section/Floor tiles)

... varies such that some of the softer stone (e.g. limestone) tiles are not suitable for very heavy traffic floor areas. On the other hand, ceramic tiles typically have a glazed upper surface and when ...

9. Wood flooring
(Article section/Wood flooring)

... a thicker 'sandable area' (the wood that is above the tongue), and can be installed using nails. Lastly, solid wood tends to be less expensive than engineered wood, but this, as with the 'sandable area,' ...

10. Our Installation Warranty
(Article section/Acadian)

... of installation provided that regular maintenance, as specified in this document, is performed on the regular basis on the floor. This warranty is available to the purchaser of the service and is limited ...