There are types of Menards rugs manufactured and sold in the current market. The type of carpet depends on the construction of the fiber of the rug it is referred to as a pile. Various types of pile will look different and wear. They can also be mixed together to create interesting combinations and textures. A cut pile Menards rugs have straight fibers looped through the base material and cut at the top. It is a versatile construction and comes in many styles.

Saxony, velvet and cut pile plush is straight or slightly twisted to produce a soft, soft finish. These Menards rugs show subtle details and accents depending on how light hits you and the movement of the rug surface, as it is exposed to foot traffic and cleaning. Texture cut piles come in many decorative variations. They are a carpet of informal and preferred cut in occupied homes because the texture hides the traces and marks of emptiness. Frisco cut hair mat is a very twisted carpet and can withstand high traffic in casual settings.

Commercial tile and Menards rugs can be made with any combination of carpet types. Commercial Menards rugs are characterized by their low, tightly woven pile that is designed to withstand heavy traffic. The carpet tiles can be made in any type, texture or fiber and are traditionally used in commercial applications. However, carpet tile is gaining popularity in homes due to the possibility of easily replacing the tiles in small sections. This is extremely useful in children’s and family rooms.