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Custom Machine-Tufted
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Explore the world of custom machine-tufted rugs, where innovation meets customization. Learn about the modern process behind creating these versatile rugs tailored to your unique style.
Designing Your Custom Rug
STEP 1
Design Versatility
Choose from a wide range of designs and patterns from our extensive rug collection to create a rug that reflects your personal style and complements your space. Or you can create your own dream design, tailored precisely to your vision. Click here to view our machine-tufted rugs.
STEP 2
Color and Material Selection
Personalize your rug with a wide range of colors and materials, including wool, silk, and synthetic fibers.
Craftsmanship
- Machine-Tufting Process
- Machine-tufted rugs are crafted using high-quality fibers for exceptional durability. Produced by large machines known as power looms, these rugs can withstand high traffic.
- Experience the efficiency of machine-tufting, where advanced technology and precision craftsmanship combine to create intricate patterns and designs.
Production Process
- Approval and Sampling
- Once the design is finalized, a corner sample can be created for your approval at your request, and production begins once you approve.
- Lead Time
- Enjoy shorter lead times compared to hand-knotted rugs, with production typically taking a few weeks to complete.
Custom Finishing Options
- Binding
- Similar to hand-tufted rugs, machine-tufted rugs may feature binding around the edges to prevent fraying and provide a neat finish
- Backing
- Machine-tufted rugs often have a backing material applied to the underside for stability and durability. This backing can be made of materials like cotton or synthetic fibers.
- Serging
- Some machine-tufted rugs may have serged edges, where the edges are sewn with a continuous overlocking stitch to prevent fraying and add strength.
- Fringes
- While less common in machine-tufted rugs compared to hand-knotted ones, some may have faux fringes added during manufacturing to emulate the look of traditional handmade rugs.
