I just went through the ordeal of finding
carpet. I had to visit several places to
find the color I was looking for. I first
looked at Milliken carpet, ruby red color
with a pattern in the carpet. I just
happened to run into a place that carries
Karastan carpet and they had a cut pile
carpet about one half inch thick in a color
called cabernet, almost nearly the same ruby
red color. I bought the Karastan mostly for
the thickness and sound absorbtion. The
Milliken was a short pile carpet almost like
a commercial carpet. My advice would be to
shop around and take home samples galour
before you decide. I heard there are but
only a few manufacturers of carpet and they
kinda sleep together and quite possibly
there will be an increase in price this
spring. I'll bet before tax refunds start
going out.
If you don't get any replies about the
Armstrong ceiling I'd find a dealer nearby
and check out their display and get a
booklet that has all their (commercial)
ceiling in it. The booklet tells all the
noise reduction info, etc. The booklet is
free the last I knew.
carpet. I had to visit several places to
find the color I was looking for. I first
looked at Milliken carpet, ruby red color
with a pattern in the carpet. I just
happened to run into a place that carries
Karastan carpet and they had a cut pile
carpet about one half inch thick in a color
called cabernet, almost nearly the same ruby
red color. I bought the Karastan mostly for
the thickness and sound absorbtion. The
Milliken was a short pile carpet almost like
a commercial carpet. My advice would be to
shop around and take home samples galour
before you decide. I heard there are but
only a few manufacturers of carpet and they
kinda sleep together and quite possibly
there will be an increase in price this
spring. I'll bet before tax refunds start
going out.
If you don't get any replies about the
Armstrong ceiling I'd find a dealer nearby
and check out their display and get a
booklet that has all their (commercial)
ceiling in it. The booklet tells all the
noise reduction info, etc. The booklet is
free the last I knew.