Carpets & Rug Inspection Services

CDG is an accredited inspection body. We provide carpets & rug inspection services.Carpets are a form of floor coverings that is used not only in households but in schools, offices, business and commercial establishments. Carpets are often used to minimize noise levels, lessens the possibility of an accident due to a hard fall or slip, and as an important element in exuding a certain style and ambiance.

CIL inspects a variety of types of carpets manufactured in China for export. This includes rolls of carpet, area rugs, and bath mats.

Some of the terminology, and important quality standards, which we use in determining a quality control inspection procedure for inspecting carpet includes:

Classification:

Level Loop Pile Carpet

Plush/Velvet Carpet

Textured/Saxony Carpet

Frieze Carpet

Knotted Pile Carpet

Needlefelt Carpet

Hooked Rug Carpet

Cut and Loop Piles Carpet

Flatweave Carpet

At CIL, when creating an inspection procedure for carpets, here are some of the standards/concepts that we keep in mind:

ASTM D2859 - 06 Inspection Test for the Ignition Specification of Carpets.

ASTM D1335 - 11 Inspection Test for Tuft Bind of Pile Yarn Carpets.

ASTM D7339 - 07 Inspection Test to Determine VOCs Emitted from Carpets

ASTM E2471 - 05 Inspection Test for Using Seeded-Agar In Carpets

CPSC 16 CFR Parts 1630

CPSC 16 CFR Parts 1631

ISO 16000-25:2011

ISO PAS 11856

CE Marking certifies that the carpet manufactured has met EU health, safety, and environmental requirements specifications.

AATCC 174-2007 These carpet inspection tests are used to determine the antimicrobial activities of new carpet materials:

A qualitative antibacterial test

A quantitative antibacterial test

A quantitative anti-fungal test.

CRI Seal of Approval

Only top-quality carpets can pass the CRI Seal of Approval testing and certification program. CRI Green Label and Green Label Plus inspection testing is also used to indicate carpet, carpet backings, and adhesives that emit low VOCs.

What is the purpose of the standards for carpets and rugs?

These standards reduce the risks of death, personal injury, and property damage associated with fires that result from the ignition of carpets and rugs. The standards provide a test to determine the surface flammability of carpets and rugs when exposed to a small ignition source.

A carpet inspection is an on-site evaluation of a perceived problem with a carpet. Anyone can hire a Carpet Inspector; however, it is customary for the manufacturer to hire the inspector after a claim is filed by the retailer on behalf of the consumer. CDG inspects various types of carpets manufactured in India for export. This includes rolls of carpet, area rugs, and bath mats. Some of the terminology, and important quality standards, which we use in determining a quality control inspection procedure for inspecting carpet includes: Classification: Level Loop Pile Carpet Plush/Velvet Carpet Textured/Saxony Carpet Frieze Carpet Knotted Pile Carpet Needle-felt Carpet Hooked Rug Carpet Cut and Loop Piles Carpet Flat-weave Carpet. Area rugs are defined as a form of a floor covering that covers a specific space of a room. The area rugs are usually used to enhance or beautify a space at home or in the office. Area rugs found in the market today are made of animal skin, plant fibres, fabrics and synthetic materials. Our carpet inspector looks at carpet differently than a manufacturer. Our carpet inspector looks at a carpet to determine if the product is performing normally, and if not, who or what has caused the problem. Please let us know for carpet inspection in India. The Responsibilities of a Carpet Inspector, The inspector must judge by using established and excepted industry standards.