The disadvantages of LifeProof carpet are: Exclusivity and installation concerns: This makes the whole process from purchase to installation fairly easy, though there are concerns about this service that you should consider ( see below). Home Depot offers LifeProof carpeting with a free installation service (usually dependent on a minimum spend) via teams of local subcontractors. LifeProof carpets not only use fibers that are known for being good at resisting stains, but Home Depot also say that the way that these fibers are engineered means that the stain resistance is integrated right into the fiber, so it will not wear or wash away. *BCF = bulked continuous filament this refers to the way the fiber is produced to in one long strand, which is what prevents it from shedding. The type of fiber used for each LifeProof carpet depends on its style, but it will be either one of, or a blend of triexta, BCF* nylon or BCF* polyester.Īll of these fibers are known for having good texture retention (making them harder to dent or crush), being less prone to shedding and fuzzing, and being wear resistant. Life Proof carpets are well priced for a low to mid-range budget with prices, at time of writing, ranging from $1.79 per square foot to $7.19 per square foot. So you’re likely to find a LifeProof carpet color and texture that suits your décor style. The range offers a good mix of styles and options, including textured carpets, twist carpets, loop and patterned carpets.

The full range of styles and colors is quite extensive, currently there are over 100 LifeProof carpet designs each available in several different colors. PROS AND CONS OF LIFEPROOF CARPET There are several advantages that give LifeProof carpet is appeal: Range:

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