EST. 1980 by Sy Cohen, Stanton Carpet Corporation was built on the mission to create a brand that was synonymous with style and value for the decorative flooring market. Over the past 40 years, the company has grown to be one of the nation’s leading manufacturers and importers of high style, high-quality carpet and fabricators of custom rugs. Stanton rounded out it’s offering with brands that speak to specific niche markets that are in-line with the companies founding mission. Browse Stanton Carpet Selections
  | For over 40 years, Stanton has been known in the luxury carpet industry to be the premier resource provide high-style, high-quality product. Each style and color are expertly chosen to deliver a superior quality carpet, rug, or runner to any room in your home. With those same principles in mind providing trendsetting products with superior service. |
Looking for just the right touch of pattern, the ultimate in cozy comfort and softness, or do you need the toughest in performance? Start your flooring journey here and find the perfect solution for your home. |
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Wool (wool has been the standard in floor covering for centuries)
- Naturally resilient helping to resist crushing and matting
- Great for family spaces, bedrooms, stairs, and other high-traffic areas
- Inherently stain resistant making topical stain protection unnecessary
- It is hypo-allergenic
- Naturally flame retardant
- Acts as a natural humidifier and can hold 30% of its weight in moisture
- Biodegradable and renewable
Nylon (Family-friendly use anywhere fiber)
- Has superb resiliency
- Most durable of all synthetic fibers
- Inherent anti-microbial properties
- Resistant to moisture
- Good cleanability
- Good texture retention
Polysilk (Polyester)
- Lustrous appearance
- Great silk alternative
- High level of stain resistance
- “Closed-cell” fiber with no dye sites for stains to adhere
- Eco-Friendly – Often manufactured from PET (plastic water bottles)
- Enhanced fiber content has improved durability nearly rivaling nylon
- ”Family-friendly” fiber
- Only the densest constructions for stair application
Polypropylene (Royaltron)
- Hydrophobic fiber – does not absorb moisture
- Long-lasting and durable fiber
- Anti-microbial
- Anti-static
- Solution Dyed for exceptional color retention and cleanability
Viscose (Decorative fiber low traffic, limited use)
- Developed in the early/mid 19th century to offer an affordable alternative to silk and emulate its characteristics (Rayon)
- Cellulose-based fiber
- Usually from bamboo or cotton
- Lustrous, soft, and luxurious finish
- Hollow-core fiber
- Does not react well with liquid spills
- Changes the character of the yarn and can’t recover
- Dry-clean only
Tencel (Decorative “Adult” fiber)
- Enhanced fiber more durable than viscose
- Soft and luxurious finish
- Manufactured from eucalyptus
- Closed-loop production / Eco-friendly
- Water management properties
- Will not change the character of the yarn if it gets wet
- Solid core fiber
- Dry-clean only
Blended Fibers (Wool / Viscose, Wool / Tencel, Wool / Nylon, Wool / Polysilk, Nylon / Tencel “Tenlon”)
- Used to enhance delicate fiber performance, especially when blended with wool.
- Can improve wear and cleanability
- Wool/Viscose, Wool/Tencel – The wool benefits from the sheen and softness
- characteristics while the viscose and Tencel benefit from the strength and performance characteristics of the wool
- Wool/Nylon – the nylon enhances the strength of the wool
- “Intimate Blends” – The fiber types are first tumbled together, spun into yarn, and then woven into carpet
