A premium broadloom carpet collection created to bring depth, character and elegance to sophisticated interiors.
Explore CollectionWiltex 2.4 is a premium broadloom carpet collection created to bring depth, character and elegance to sophisticated interiors. Designed for spaces where the floor is more than a surface, it combines rich patterning and intricate detailing to create an unmistakable sense of luxury.
The collection brings together a diverse design language, from classic ornamental and Persian inspired motifs to intricate medallions, geometric compositions, contemporary abstracts and richly layered textural patterns.
Carefully developed colour palettes range from deep wine reds, navy and teal to warm ochres, golds, ivory, beige and earthy neutrals, offering designers the freedom to create everything from traditional interiors to bold contemporary spaces.
From grand hotel corridors and luxury hospitality spaces to banquet halls, premium residences, lounges and statement commercial interiors.
Its extensive design vocabulary allows Wiltex 2.4 to adapt to different architectural styles and interior concepts.
Bold, richly coloured patterns designed to create a strong visual identity within the interior.
Subtle tonal compositions and textured patterns that support the wider interior design.
Traditional ornamental and Persian inspired compositions that bring richness and timeless character.
Abstract and geometric artwork developed for modern, expressive and contemporary environments.
Discover every individual design and explore its dedicated collection page.
Proper preparation is essential for achieving a consistent and high-quality carpet installation.
Before installation, the carpet should be inspected carefully for:
The installation area should be completely ready before the carpet is brought into the room.
Other trades such as painting, plastering, drilling and heavy construction work should ideally be completed beforehand.
The subfloor should be:
For projects where direct adhesion is selected, the adhesive system must be compatible with the carpet's latex coated backing and approved for the intended application.
The adhesive should be applied evenly to the properly prepared subfloor using the appropriate trowel and coverage recommended by the adhesive manufacturer.
Allow the adhesive to reach the correct open time before placing the carpet. Installing the carpet into excessively wet adhesive can affect the carpet's dimensional stability and final installation quality.
Once positioned, the carpet should be properly pressed into the adhesive to achieve consistent contact between the backing and substrate.
Following installation, the carpet should be thoroughly vacuumed to remove loose fibres, installation debris and surface dust.
A newly installed carpet may release some loose fibres or manufacturing fluff during the early stages of use. This is normal for many textile floor coverings and can be removed through regular vacuuming.
Heavy construction activity should not continue over the finished carpet.
If further work is unavoidable, the carpet should be protected using a clean, breathable protective covering suitable for carpeted surfaces.
Do not leave moisture, paint, adhesive or other construction materials in contact with the carpet.
Regular vacuuming is the most important part of carpet maintenance. Dirt and grit carried into a building can become embedded within the carpet and contribute to premature visual wear.
A structured vacuuming programme should therefore be established according to traffic levels.
| Traffic Level | Recommended Frequency |
|---|---|
| Extreme Heavy Traffic Areas
Hotel corridors, entrances, lobbies and banquet areas |
Daily |
| Heavy Traffic Areas
Offices, guestrooms, lounges and meeting areas |
2 – 3 Times Per Week |
| Medium Traffic Areas
Residential or private areas |
Once a Week |
Spot and stain removal is one of the most important steps in carpet maintenance. Proper treatment helps retain the carpet's appearance, while improper treatment can cause permanent damage, colour fade or colour change.
Treat spots and stains with care and follow a structured process.
Remove any solid residue gently using a spatula or spoon.
Blot away excess liquid with a clean, white towel.
Apply the appropriate cleaning solution to the affected area and allow it to act for three minutes.
Using a clean towel, gently work the stain from the outer edges towards the centre.
Finish by using a dry towel to absorb and remove the remaining stain and moisture.
Discover the complete Wiltex 2.4 broadloom carpet collection, from timeless ornamental patterns to expressive contemporary designs.
