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Floor Craft's carpet is priced by the square yard, equal to 9 square feet. However, our REM Room features a large, continually updated selection of precut carpet remnants that are in stock and ready to take home the same day. Prices are per remant.

Remnants are leftover cuts from full carpet rolls, typically ranging from small pieces to generous room‑size sections. They offer an affordable way to carpet your home without waiting for special orders. It's a one‑of‑a‑kind piece at a discounted price.

These pieces can also be transformed into custom area rugs! Read more about our custom area rug services here.

Carpet pad plays a key role in overall comfort, performance, and longevity. It serves as a cushion beneath the carpet, helping absorb impact, reduce noise, and support the carpet’s backing to prevent premature wear. Pads vary in thickness, density, and material, allowing you to choose the right product for the project. A Floor Craft representative will be happy to guide you through the process of choosing the right pad for you.

Higher‑density pads provide better durability in high‑traffic areas, while specialty moisture‑resistant pads are recommended for basements or homes with pets. Some carpet pads, like our Pet Blocker pad, even have anti-microbial properties to prevent bacteria and odor from pet messes and spills.

Carpet fiber and construction determine how a carpet performs, how it looks, and how it responds to everyday use. Fiber type refers to the material the carpet is made from—such as nylon, polyester, triexta, wool, or olefin—each offering different strengths in durability, stain resistance, and softness. Construction refers to how the fibers are tufted, twisted, or looped into the carpet backing. Factors like twist level, pile height, yarn density, and backing structure influence wear resistance and texture. Ask a Floor Craft representative to help you find a carpet with the perfect fiber and construction types for you.

Texture and pattern describe the visual style and surface feel of a carpet. Textured carpets use varying fiber heights or twists to create a look that helps mask footprints and vacuum marks. Patterned carpets use a combination of cut and loop constructions to form distinct designs—from subtle geometric textures to bold, decorative patterns—adding visual interest to stairs, hallways, and formal spaces. Loop styles, including Berbers, offer a tailored and durable appearance ideal for active areas. Understanding texture and pattern helps homeowners choose a carpet that suits both their aesthetic preferences and the functional needs of the room.