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Loop Pile & Berber Carpet Explained

Loop pile keeps the yarn uncut, giving a textured, low-profile surface that hides footprints and takes traffic well. It is the contemporary alternative to a twist and it suits open-plan and minimal interiors.

LOOK
Textured, matt, no footprints or vacuum tracks
BEST FOR
Lounges, landings, home offices, contemporary interiors
WARNING
Claws can pull loops — not ideal with cats
VARIANTS
Level loop, multi-level loop, berber fleck, sisal-look

Level loop vs multi-level loop

Level loop is uniform and the most durable — it is what commercial specifiers use. Multi-level loop introduces pattern and softness by varying loop height, at some cost to how well it recovers from heavy furniture.

For a Fife home with a mix of family traffic and a desire for something more designed than a plain twist, a subtle multi-level loop in a heather colourway is usually the sweet spot.

The snagging question

A pulled loop leaves a run that is visible and annoying, and it happens with cat claws, pet nails and, occasionally, a rough vacuum bar. If you have cats, choose a cut pile.

If a loop does pull, do not pull it further — trim it flush with sharp scissors and it usually disappears.

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