Polypropylene is a synthetic material, meaning its man-made.  It is highly resistant to stains, making them suitable for busy households with children and pets.  Polypropylene carpets can be easily cleaned with bleach solutions.

What is polypropylene carpet made from?

Polypropylene is a synthetic material that is ultimately made from petroleum and woven into a variety of carpet styles, from Saxony to Twist, they make up a large number of carpets seen across the UK today.

This versatile material offers a range of benefits that have contributed to its growing demand in the flooring industry. Unlike traditional carpets made from natural fibres like wool or cotton, polypropylene carpets are entirely man-made and designed to provide superior performance and durability.

What room is best for polypropylene carpets?

The busiest traffic areas, lounge, stairs, hallways, kid’s bedrooms. One of the primary benefits is superior stain resistance. Polypropylene fibres are solution-dyed, meaning the colour permeates the entire fibre, making it highly resistant to staining and fading. This makes polypropylene carpets an excellent choice for high-traffic areas or households with children and pets.

Pros and Cons of polypropylene carpet?

Pros

  • Stain-resistant
  • Affordability
  • Softness
  • Hard wearing
  • Resistant to fading
  • Water-resistant
  • Low maintenance
  • Ease of cleaning

Cons

  • Oil staining
  • Less resilient
  • Flammable