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What’s new Molecular Enhanced Polyester is shaking up the world of carpet. So what is it? “It’s a revolutionary new fibre that’s honed at the molecular level, making it more durable and resistant to staining while still having a super-soft feel,” says Jason Verstak, group manager of marketing for Choices Flooring.

Trending now “Twist is the most popular style of carpet, however the chunkier loop style in both wool and solution-dyed nylon is currently selling really well,” says Verstak. “So are carpets in neutral colours, particularly those with a grey undertone.”

Manufacturers are embracing sustainability and eco-friendly products, says Brett Talbot, national merchandise manager of hard flooring for Carpet Court. “There’s been a lot

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