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Why Rugs and Carpet Fray at the Edges (and How to Stop It)
Rug and carpet edges fray because a raw cut edge has nothing holding the yarn in. Here is what actually stops it, from edge sealing to binding and serging.

Rug and carpet edges fray because a raw cut edge has nothing holding the yarn in. Here is what actually stops it, from edge sealing to binding and serging.

Compare waterproof laminate, luxury vinyl, and porcelain tile to find the best flooring for damp Buffalo basements. Get expert advice from Kenny Carpets.

Binding, serging or a turned edge on a stair runner: what CRI 105 and New York's own stair code say about which edge holds up on a staircase.

Discover why cork flooring brings unmatched warmth and quiet to Western New York homes. Learn how it compares to tile and vinyl, and find your perfect floor.





