China Wall to Wall Carpet Supplier

LUCK Carpet manufactures Axminster woven wall to wall carpet for lobby and entrance floors at our 26,000 m² plant in Foshan, Guangdong. The quality is an 80 % wool and 20 % nylon cut pile at 7 mm and 1200 g/m2, woven on a natural jute backing and classified Bfl-s1 to EN 13501-1. A lobby is the one floor in a building that every visitor crosses, and it takes the weather, the grit and the first twelve metres of footfall from the door. This page treats a lobby as an entrance sequence rather than a single carpet area.

LUCK Carpet weaves Axminster wall to wall carpet for banquet halls at our 26,000 m² plant in Foshan, Guangdong. The face is an 80 % wool and 20 % nylon cut pile at 7 mm and 1200 g/m2 on a natural jute backing, woven in a 4 m usable breadth. Banquet work is pattern work: a damask medallion, a scrolling border or an operator's emblem has to read from the back of a 900-seat room and still sit flat under a dance floor. This page is about drawing that design around the loom, and about the wastage and timing that decide what the floor costs.

LUCK Carpet weaves Axminster wall to wall carpet for hospitality projects at our 26,000 m² plant in Foshan, Guangdong. The construction is an 80 % wool and 20 % nylon cut pile at 7 mm and 1200 g/m2 on a natural jute backing, classified Bfl-s1 to EN 13501-1. Guests meet this floor in the lobby, the corridor, the restaurant and the ballroom, and we deliver all of those zones from one woven quality in different colourways and pattern scales. This page deals with the problem that creates: one quality, many zones, and very different wear rates.

LUCK Carpet manufactures Axminster woven wall to wall carpet for hotels at our 26,000 m² plant in Foshan, Guangdong, with 180 staff and 14 years of export production. The face is a cut pile of wool and nylon at 7 mm and 1200 g/m2 over a natural jute backing, with every tuft inserted and cut as the loom runs. The pattern sits inside the carpet rather than on top of it, which is why designers specify this quality for hotel corridors, ballrooms and reception floors. This page covers the blend on the loom, the areas that suit the face, and how pattern length drives wastage.

LUCK Carpet runs its own looms in Foshan, Guangdong. The Wool Woven Wall to Wall Carpet for Boutiques is the product on this page: 100 % wool in a 10 mm cut pile at 1200 g/m², on a 4 m (13.1 ft) usable width with an anti-slip textile backing. Boutiques are small, which changes how a pattern has to be specified. A motif that fills a ballroom swallows a 60 m² shop floor, and a repeat that lands under a display bay is a design fault rather than a cutting fault. This page deals with scaling a woven repeat to a small footprint, and with the two places in a shop that wear out first.

LUCK Carpet is a weaving mill in Foshan, Guangdong, and this product is the Wool Woven Wall to Wall Carpet for Lounges: a 100 % wool face, cut pile, 10 mm tall and 1200 g/m² heavy, from a 4 m (13.1 ft) usable woven width on an anti-slip textile backing. It goes into hotel lobby lounges, airport VIP lounges, corporate office lounges and residential sitting rooms, all of which share one characteristic that most carpet specifications ignore. People sit in them for hours, in the same seat, and the floor is expected to look untouched afterwards. This page deals with engineering a pattern repeat around a seating plan.