Royal Wilton uses a wilton weave to create carpets that are durable and able to hold a pattern well. These carpets are made using 100% solution-dyed heatset polypropylene, which is a type of synthetic fiber that is resistant to stains and fading. This makes the carpets well-suited for use in high-traffic areas of the home, such as living rooms and hallways. The wilton weave used to create these carpets is a type of weave that is characterized by its tight, dense construction, which helps to give the carpet a smooth, uniform surface.

*100% Solution Dyed Heatset PP Carpet
*Wilton Weave
*Roll Sizes: 4 m (+/-2%) x 30 m (+/-2%)
*Usage: For Public Areas, Corridors, Guest Room, Restaurant, Casino, VIP Lounge, Staircase, etc.

*Product images on the website will vary in colour due to many factors such as monitor type, scan quality, lighting arrangements, etc. Images do not seek to duplicate the exact visual appearance but serve merely as a guide or point of reference. Actual carpet samples should be inspected at your nearest Heritage Carpets outlet to confirm texture and colour before making a purchase decision.

Introducing Topaz 02: the premier choice for heavy commercial spaces. Crafted from 100% Solution-Dyed Nylon, these tiles feature a sophisticated multi-level loop pattern that enhances any environment. With exceptional durability, stain resistance, and vibrant colors, Topaz 02 withstands high foot traffic while offering easy maintenance for lasting beauty.

*100% Solution Dyed Nylon Tiles
*Multi-Level Loop Pattern
*Sizes: 50cm x 50cm
*Usage: Ideal for Heavy Commercial Use

*Please note that product images on the website may vary in color due to factors like monitor type, scan quality, and lighting arrangements. These images are intended as a guide only and may not exactly replicate the carpet's appearance. For accurate texture and color matching, please inspect actual carpet samples at your nearest Heritage Carpets outlet before making a purchase decision.

Colours: 7201 Venus Beige | 7202 Silver Moon | 7205 Velvet Mars