What is the difference between a tufted carpet and a woven carpet?
A. Both the above are manufacturing methods. A tufted carpet is when a machine punches the individual tufts of fibre into a primary backing. Then the carpet goes off to another department in the factory to be screeded with latex and then the secondary backing is adhered. A Woven carpet is a much more stronger method of manufacturing, the individual tufts are woven into the jute backing along with cotton. This means that the tufts are not adhered to the carpet, they are interwoven with it! Axminster Carpets carpets are the most well known manufacturer to use this method.
