Langhorne Carpet Company has also been privileged throughout its
history to provide restoration and reproduction carpeting to
such notable sites as Congress Hall (Independence Hall,
Philadelphia, PA), Martin Van Buren home, Colonial Williamsburg,
US Naval Observatory (residence of the Vice President),
Winterthur Museum, Old Boston State House, Henry Ford house,
Office of the Secretary of the Treasury, Blair House, Mother
Bethel Church (oldest AME church in the US); to name just a few.
The Jacquard Wilton weaving process allows for limitless design
possibilities. Further, carpet pile may be loop, cut, cut
and loop, or trapunta. Besides all woolen spun face fiber,
we can also weave using worsted wool, wool-viscose, linen, and
cotton.
Since 1930 through today, Langhorne Carpet Company weaves its
carpeting using time-honored methods. All Langhorne
carpeting is woven with true linen selvedges. Further,
Langhorne Carpet uses no polypropylene in either warp or weft,
and finishes all of its carpet backs with a simple starch
solution and does not add latex or plastics. These
measures help to create a more durable product and provide for
improved installations.
We stand ready to assist you with your special project – large
or small, stock or custom, commercial or residential,
restoration or new design idea, in twenty-seven inch, thirty-six
inch, nine foot or twelve foot widths
