Which type of carpet lasts the longest?

Answer: Plush/velvet
Explanation: It's really based on the type of padding you install under the carpet and the strech that u apply when installing carpet determines the life span you'll get out of the product

Answer: Level loop
Explanation: Level loop Berber seems to hold up the best and last the longest

Answer: Plush/velvet
Explanation: it will be better a plush over 50 ounces nylon carpet

Answer: Does not matter (all are the same)
Explanation: Depends on each situation is different traffic pet's children All cause different wear

Answer: Multi-level loop
Explanation: I like the multi-level Loop because it's durable does not leave footprint marks and vacuum streaks

Answer: Does not matter (all are the same)
Explanation: Depends on quality of carpeting

Answer: Twist
Explanation: Depending on how it is maintained and the padding used I would recommend a short nap polyester carpet with stain guard.

Answer: Level loop
Explanation: Nylon carpet should always last longer in my experience. Polyester carpet has come along way with the new Technology in carpet fibers!!

Answer: Twist
Explanation: To get the best performance and most enjoyment out of your carpet it’s essential to select a carpet fiber that fits your needs. The majority of the carpet produced in the United States contains one of five primary pile fibers: nylon, polyester, polypropylene (olefin), triexta and wool. Synthetic fibers represent the vast majority of the fiber used to manufacture carpet in the U.S. Each fiber type offers somewhat different attributes of durability, abrasion resistance, texture retention, stain and soil resistance, colorfastness, ease of cleaning and color clarity. Manufacturers, retailers, specifiers, and designers are valuable resources in helping you determine the most appropriate fiber and carpet construction for your needs.

Answer: Multi-level loop
Explanation: Its a strong carpet and well worth the money

Answer: Does not matter (all are the same)
Explanation: I'm not selling flooring, but in my experience loop piles wear out in high traffic areas.

Answer: Does not matter (all are the same)
Explanation: Depends on traffic and brand

Answer: Level loop
Explanation: Level loops are commercial carpet and could last longer then reg. residence carpet

Answer: Twist
Explanation: You need to have carpet with 7 or more twists.

Answer: Does not matter (all are the same)
Explanation: It depends or the amount of traffic through the life of the carpet.

Answer: Multi-level loop
Explanation: Beber carpet last the longest specially in a high traffick area and its also easy to keep clean.

Answer: Does not matter (all are the same)
Explanation: It is not the type of carpet so much as the construction, weight, twist, and various other factors.

Answer: Level loop
Explanation: may last longer as long as it is not snagged or have a yarn pulled

Answer: Level loop
Explanation: This depends on a number of factors,but in general level loop.

Answer: Plush/velvet
Explanation: It really depends on how you take care of your carpet.

Answer: Does not matter (all are the same)
Explanation: Generally the style of carpet which is listed above doesn't determine how long it will last. What really determines the longevity of the carpet is the quality of the material, how heavy the backing is, what ply the yarn is and its type, etc. Another big factor to consider is the amount of traffic it will have, the homeowner should purchase material based on grade that they believe will hold up to their particular use.

Answer: Frieze
Explanation: tightly curled

Answer: Plush/velvet
Explanation: Plush/ Velvet carpets are the longest lasting carpets.

Answer: Frieze
Explanation: according to the research, the frieze carpet tufts go in all directions, it holds up the longest due to the fact that you are not constantly pushing down from the top each time, as you would in regular plush carpet

Answer: Does not matter (all are the same)
Explanation: It all depends on how much the carpet is walked on.

Answer: Multi-level loop
Explanation: durability

Answer: Multi-level loop
Explanation: High grade carpet last the longest and is the easiest to keep clean and to clean

Answer: Level loop
Explanation: I am really not sure, this is not my expertise.

Answer: Does not matter (all are the same)
Explanation: Its been my experience as a professional installer in going back to a few homes 5 or 10 years later the differing styles of carpets look as good as they did when I installed them & that depends on where they were installed & how they were cared for & the precautions the homeowner took to protect their investment. All carpets are susceptible to high traffic wear & sunlight, so be careful of where you choose to install your carpet. That is why I choose "Does not matter".

Answer: Does not matter (all are the same)
Explanation: Depending on foot traffic

Answer: Does not matter (all are the same)
Explanation: Depends highly on the manufacturer of the carpet and the fabric used in the manufacturing process.

Answer: Does not matter (all are the same)
Explanation: That question depends on how the owner takes care of the floor. Does the owner take their shoes off? Kids? Dogs?

Answer: Does not matter (all are the same)
Explanation: It about how you take care of it