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AS SUSTAINABILITY becomes increasingly important in response to environmental concerns and climate change, consumers are beginning to question what goes into their choice of floor coverings and what impact it will have on the planet.
The most environmentally-friendly carpets are made with natural fibres, such as wool.
Another sustainable choice is regenerated synthetic fibres, such as Econyl yarn, which uses a sustainable manufacturing process to infinitely recycle nylon waste and transform it into long-lasting, beautiful synthetic carpet.
This recycled yarn comes from old carpets, and other nylon items, such as clothing and fishing nets, which would otherwise end up in land fill, or dumped in the ocean.
Carpet Court has several exclusive Econyl ranges of carpet made from regenerated nylon, under the theme of Rescue, Regenerate, Remake and Reimagine.
This is a perfect example of how consumers can integrate eco-friendly products into their home.
Synthetic carpets are petroleum based, so recycling the fibre means less oil is being taken from below the earth’s surface, and less smoke is entering the atmosphere.
Eco carpets are made with renewably sourced materials and a production method that reduces the amount of emissions and damage to the environment.
The nylon fibre has the same integrity as newly produced yarn, but with the benefit of being a much more eco-conscious material.
The yarn never loses its virgin qualities, which means that it can be recycled an infinite number of times, making it a perfect sustainable fibre solution.
The Econyl fibre is made into a variety of cut pile and textured loop pile carpets in numerous fashionable colourways and textures by Australian manufacturers.
These Econyl carpets have all of the attributes that you look for in a carpet.
There are several soft-feel cut pile ranges in different thicknesses, a variety of colours and five very fashionable, textured loop pile ranges available.
As some of these are made in South Australia, you will also be supporting the local economy by buying SA made.
These carpets are; durable, stain-resistant, fade-resistance, allergen-friendly and soft and dense, making them perfect for homes or commercial use.
All carpets offer fifteen-year manufacturer’s warranty, so you can buy with confidence. These carpets are being used by celebrity landscape designer Jamie Durie in his new environmentally friendly home in Sydney and have been featured on the television program Growing Home.
Kadina, Clare and Port Pirie Carpet Courts have all of the Econyl ranges on display, along with a variety of woollen carpets.
As an added bonus, customers can earn Qantas Frequent Flyer Points when they purchase Econyl Carpet.
The friendly and knowledgeable Carpet Court staff are happy to guide you through the selection process and arrange for a home measure, making the process of installing your environmentally responsible carpet smooth and enjoyable.
We all need to consider the environmental impact of our actions and think about what we purchase.
We may not always be aware of just what is involved in producing the many homewares, appliances and construction components that we utilise every day in our homes, so it is wise to enquire and research, so we can make informed choices.
Making eco conscious decisions regarding carpet is made easy at Carpet Court.