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This comprehensive study examines the US carpet and rug industry. Hard surface flooring is excluded from the scope of this study.
Historical data for 2009, 2014, and 2019 and forecasts to 2024 and 2029 are provided for carpet and rug demand in both area terms (square feet) and value terms (US dollars).
Demand for carpets and rugs is discussed in terms of product:
Tufted carpets and rugs
Synthetic turf
Demand is discussed in terms of the market:
Residential - new and replacement and remodeling application for single-family, multifamily, and manufactured housing types
Commercial - new and replacement and remodeling applications for office, trade, and lodging; institutional; industrial; and other commercial buildings (e.g., government buildings, athletic facilities)
nothing. you got any bath mats. wet towels on the floor. there is a towel on the floor. a mat on the floor. but everything is dry. reporter: he had a drowning victim that didn t appear to be wet. someone that supposedly fell asleep in the tub and pitched down in the water. but a bathroom that was dry and undisturbed though presumably the husband had to wrangle her limp body out of the tub as he moved her to the bedroom. whether it s lotions, soap, whatever is on the side they weren t knocked off. that bothered me if you are pulling somebody quickly out of the tub. that s still together. the detective making mental notes. something was screaming to me something is bad wrong, something bad really, really, really bad has happened here. more so than just a tragic accident where she drowned. the forensic techs arrived and were taking photos. cutting out sections of the bedroom carpet where the mixture of blood and fluid common in drownings had stained it. what they wondered wa
came back to say he moved his wife from the tub to the bedroom. go ahead and get back to cpr. try cpr. we ll be there in a little bit. reporter: the detective wondered along with the emts and arriving officers why a woman who drowned in a bathtub would be mostly dry. he needed to see the scene. what story would it tell him. i start mentally preparing myself based on what they told me. what do i want to see versus what do i see? he headed for the master bathroom. i expected something to be wet. expected water on the floors or towels or whatever it might be. it is not there. dry-dry. there is a small remnant of water, what you might call droplets on the bottom of the tub around the drain. other than that there is nothing. you got any bath mats. wet towels on the floor. there is a towel on the floor. a mat on the floor. everything is dry. reporter: he had a drowning victim that didn t appear to be wet. someone that supposedly fell asleep in the tub and pitched down in
nothing. you got any bath mats. wet towels on the floor. there is a towel on the floor. a mat on the floor. everything is dry. reporter: he had a drowning victim that didn t appear to be wet. someone that supposedly fell asleep in the tub and pitched down in the water. but a bathroom that was dry and undisturbed though presumably the husband had to wrangle her limp body out of the tub as he moved her to the bedroom. whether it s lotions, soap, whatever is on the side they weren t knocked off. that bothered me if you are pulling somebody quickly out of the tub. that s still together. the detective making mental notes. something was screaming to me something is bad wrong, something bad really, really, really bad has happened here. more so than just a tragic accident where she drowned. the forensic techs arrived and were taking photos. cutting out sections of the bedroom carpet where the mixture of blood and fluid common in drownings had stained it. what they wondered was th
quite clear about it. he had instructed the husband to get his wife out of the bathtub and put her on the floor. i m dropping the phone. the husband went away and came back to say he moved his wife from the tub to the bedroom. go ahead and get back to cpr. try cpr. we ll be there in a little bit. reporter: the detective wondered along with the emts and arriving officers why a woman who drowned in a bathtub would be mostly dry. he needed to see the scene. what story would it tell him. i start mentally preparing myself based on what they told me. what do i want to see versus what do i see? he headed for the master bathroom. i expected something to be wet. i expected there to be water on the floors or towels or whatever it might be. it s simply not there. dry-dry. there is a small remnant of water, what you might call droplets on the bottom of the tub around the drain. other than that there is nothing. you got any bath mats. wet towels on the floor. there is a to