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Broadloom
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- A term originally used to denote carpet produced in widths wider than six feet. today carpet comes in 6-foot, 12-foot and 15-foot widths.
- Seamless carpet of any weave, woven on a wide loom, usually 6 to 18 ft (1.8 to 5.5 m) wide.
- A term that refers to carpets woven in widths from 54 inches to 18 feet, as distinguished from narrow loom widths of 27 to 36 inches.
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Originally, английский
Первоначально
Distinguish, английский
Отличать; различать; различаться
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Carpet, английский
- The general designation for the textiles used as floor coverings.
- A heavy, durable floor covering, usually of woven, knitted, or needle-tufted fabric; commonly installed with tacks or staples, or by adhesives.
- [1] some sources claim that the phrase “on the carpet”—meaning to be severely reprimanded by someone in authority—originated because only the master’s cabin was carpeted. however, a nautical origin is suspect since the phrase could refer to almost any manager’s office. [2] “carpet bombing” refers to a tactical air assault on a strategic area using a great number of unguided gravity bombs.
Binding, английский
A strip sewn over a carpet edge for protection against unraveling. carpet is bound to form rugs.
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