NIGHT LIFE

Posted by jimdan78 on Jul 2nd, 2010 | no comments

INTRIGUE

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STYLE:  INTRIGUE CONSTRUCTION: PATTERN GRAPHIC LOOP PILE HEIGHT: 187 PRIMARY BACK: WOVEN POLYPROPYLENE SECONDARY BACK: ACTIONBAC WIDTH: 12 FT. FIBER CONTENT: 90% OLEFIN 10% NYLON TUFTED WEIGHT: 26 OZ. PILL TEST: PASSES

TOWN SQUARE

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STYLE:  TOWN SQUARE CONSTRUCTION: ENHANCED LOOP GRAPHIC PILE HEIGHT: 9/32″ PRIMARY BACK: WOVEN POLYPROPYLENE SECONDARY BACK: ACTIONBAC WIDTH: 12 FT. FIBER CONTENT: 100% OLEFIN TUFTED WEIGHT: 32 OZ. YARN SIZE: 2750 DENIER PILL TEST: PASSES DYE METHOD: SOLUTION DYED

BILTMORE

Posted by jimdan78 on Jul 1st, 2010 | no comments

STYLE:  BILTMORE CONSTRUCTION: CUT PILE PRINT PILE HEIGHT: 9/32″ PRIMARY BACK: WOVEN POLYPROPYLENE SECONDARY BACK: ACTIONBAC WIDTH: 12 FT. FIBER CONTENT: 100% BCF NYLON TUFTED WEIGHT: 32 OZ. YARN SIZE: 2750 DENIER PILL TEST: PASSES DYE METHOD: PRINT

FREEMONT

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STYLE:  FREEMONT CONSTRUCTION: ENHANCED LOOP GRAPHICS PILE HEIGHT: 8/32″ PRIMARY BACK: WOVEN POLYPROPYLENE SECONDARY BACK: ACTIONBAC WIDTH: 12 FT. FIBER CONTENT: 100% OLEPFIN TUFTED WEIGHT: 32 OZ. YARN SIZE: 2750 DENIER PILL TEST: PASSES DYE METHOD: SOLUTION DYED

FLORAL

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STYLE:   FLORAL CONSTRUCTION: CUT PILE PRINT PILE HEIGHT: 9/32″ PRIMARY BACK: WOVEN POLYPROPYLENE SECONDARY BACK: ACTIONBAC WIDTH: 12 FT. FIBER CONTENT: 100% BCF NYLON TUFTED WEIGHT: 32 OZ. TOTAL FABRIC WEIGHT: 69 OZ. YARN SIZE: 2600 DENIER PILL TEST: PASSES DYE METHOD: PRINTED WARRANTY:  1 YEAR MANUFACTURING

Be prepared for the wave of renovations!

Posted by staff on Jul 1st, 2010 | no comments

As the industry inches closer to recovery, and before any new development comes, renovations and conversions continue to take priority. And because of tight wallets and competitive market conditions, designers will be asked to do a lot with a little—and quickly. A multitude of distressed hotels that are on the brink of turning over to [...]