[John_W]

Great Lakes Carpet & Tile does the carpeting for TV. So last year when we wanted a tile backsplash in the kitchen and indoor/outdoor carpeting on our lanai for our new home, we went to their showroom on 27/441 just before Lowe's. We picked out the tile for our kitchen and carpet for the lanai. The salesman told us to take the carpet samples home so we could see how it would look on site. I'm glad we did, the sample in the showroom wouldn't of matched our indoor carpet, we wanted it to look lilke a continuation of our home floor.

The salesman came out that afternoon and measured the lanai and the backsplash area, picked up the samples and we had everything installed the following week. The 14' x 8' lanai and the kitchen backsplash with all materials and labor for everything came to $1100. They did a great job!

[turneronce]

Originally Posted by Lpierleo

Graciegirl, where did you purchase your outdoor area rugs? It looks lovely. Thank you, Linda Pierleoni

Rug World (352-205-8480) has every conceivable size, color, and pattern of indoor-outdoor carpeting. They are located at the north end of Kohl's Plaza on 441/27.

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by turneronce

Rug World (352-205-8480) has every conceivable size, color, and pattern of indoor-outdoor carpeting. They are located at the north end of Kohl's Plaza on 441/27.

Ours came from Frontgate. We lived close to the national headquarters in Cincy that had an outlet center. Always thrifty.

[JC and John]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

We had outdoor area rugs in Hadley for four years, no mold and have them again for a year in new house, no mold. I think they look nice. They are made to dry quickly and never mold. Here is a picture of our lanai.

Your lanai looks very inviting! Thanks for posting a photo.

[MN2FL]

we have a couple of nice in/out area rugs for sale that would enhance your area (see ad).

[123Cookie]

Originally Posted by janmcn

I've found that just dumping some Chlorox mixed with water on indoor/ outdoor capet removes mold and doesn't effect the color.

also something that might be a little more eco friendly - spray both of Hydrogen Peroxide - this will even kill black mold -- and basically all it is - is oxygenated water!