Carpet binding comes with extensive versatility, allowing you to turn a plain carpet into a custom work of art. Binding is the process by which edges for finished in a way that prevents fraying and offers a beautifully polished appearance.
If you've never considered your carpet binding options, here are some options you might think of. Finally, there's a look that will fit your needs perfectly.
What to know about colored binding
One of the most common binding methods is a tape that wraps around the carpet?s edge, and it?s usually stitched into place via machine work. It?s a narrow carpet edge binding, usually a quarter of an inch, and has extensive color choices.
Color options can be contrasting or a blend to offer a subtle match that doesn't detract from the piece's visual appeal. For instance, if your rug is beige, you might blend it with a sand or straw-colored binding, while black or purple binding will make it pop.
Another binding method uses a broader tape, so the binding shows better on the carpet's face and can be as wide as three to four inches. It creates a much more dramatic effect for your custom rugs and is often paired with a binding in a different material, so colors look bold and different.
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You can visit our showroom in New Franken, WI, and browse our inventory in person for individualized carpet binding help for any size flooring remodel. We cater to New Franken, Franken, Green Bay, and surrounding areas, and we?re here for you too.
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