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Weaving is the traditional method of making carpet, imitating manual technology. Woven carpets are often called Axminster or Wilton - these are the types of looms. The carpet weaving industry developed in Brussels, Belgium.
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Axminster weaving imitates the manual knotting method of forming carpets by incorporating clusters of yarns of different colors into the backing. However, tufts are inserted around the weft rather than
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Wilton weaving is a general method that can be used to create many different pile textures. Carpets manufactured in this way are particularly suitable for contract purposes because they can achieve low density
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These are carpets of one color. Each row of fluff is formed on a metal wire and then recovered in the weaving sequence. If a knife is attached to the wire, it will cut the wool during the withdrawal of the knife to
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The patterns of these carpets come in two to five colors. They are usually made of cut wool, but they can also be made into a combination of cut wool and uncut wool.