Being a regular host, every event with a new carpet could be very expensive. Thus, you want to choose a carpet that can be used for more than one event. A good example of this is a fine ribbed carpet sheet<\/strong> made mostly of polypropylene. Their lightweight construction and non-resin bonding give them a three-month lifespan under high foot traffic. This is enough to host about a dozen week-long seminars.<\/p>\n Every penny counts when it comes to events. But that doesn\u2019t mean you go for the cheapest carpet in town. You may end up with a low-quality one that won\u2019t strike a chord with your exhibition guests. Neither do you need the most expensive one just for the sake of showing off.<\/p>\n Instead, strike a balance between quality and price. This is popularly referred to as the best value for money. Additionally, you don\u2019t need to carpet every nook and cranny of the event hall. Areas such as under the seats can do without carpeting. Doing so saves you money without compromising on the aesthetic appeal of your venue.<\/p>\n Carpets come in a variety of textures. The length and pattern of the loop are used to define the texture. The most common styles are plush, cut, loop, frieze, and ribbed. The first four are most suitable for home use since their long fibers and loops are comfortable for the feet. However, they hide dirt and can make cleaning difficult.<\/p>\n Since your exhibition guests would likely be in their shoes, carpets with long fibers aren\u2019t suitable for such events as their soiled footprints will clearly show on the carpet. Such carpets are also a safe haven for dirt. For this reason, ribbed carpets are the best carpets for events since their low pile height provides traction and is the easiest to clean.<\/p>\n It\u2019s almost obvious that exhibitions will have heavy foot traffic. For this reason, you want to go for a high-density carpet that can adequately bear the endless stepping without getting disfigured. A light carpet under heavy foot traffic soon loses its form and looks worn out.<\/p>\n Also, opt for short fiber length instead of those carpets with long fibers. In a typical exhibition, you\u2019ll have the long fibers \u2018smashed\u2019 within no time, making the carpet look ugly.<\/p>\n2. Cost<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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