Recently, the color range has expanded to include grays, greens, blues and burgundies or just about any color imaginable. Cut pile carpets are also now included. Polypropylene is now the leading fiber used in Berber carpets, primarily because of price but also because of the huge selection of styles and colors available. Loop pile Berber carpet is much harder to install than conventional carpet so most manufacturers make 15' wide Berbers to help reduce the number of seams. Loop pile Berbers are a bit more challenging for your installer because of the loop construction.
Extra care needs to be taken to avoid slicing the loops when making cuts for seams.
If your installer is unfamiliar with Berber installation, you may want to check with someone else. Most installers who are experienced with Berbers will charge a higher price to install them. Most Berbers, including our specials, are available in both 12' and 15' widths. The 15' option can save you money and greatly reduce the number of seams in most installations.