Atlanta Flooring Company Glover's Flooring America Introduces Tigressa Soft Style into Showroom

Glover's Flooring America, a leading Atlanta Flooring Company, adds a new carpet to its line of flooring.

2011-04-21

ATLANTA, GA, April 21, 2011 (Press-News.org) Glover's Flooring America, an Atlanta flooring company, has announced the addition of Tigressa Soft Style carpet to its line of flooring options. Glover's is a family-owned company offering huge selections of Atlanta carpet, hardwood floors, tile, laminate, vinyl and area rugs.

Tigressa Soft Style only enhances the already expansive Atlanta flooring showroom available at Glover's Flooring America. The advanced flooring blends strength and durability with softness and elegance.

"With its abundance of styles and colors combined with its supreme durability, we believe Tigressa is a perfect addition to our showroom and an amazing option for our customers," explains Judi Provence, owner of Glover's Flooring America. "It is a continuation of Glover's commitment to provide the highest quality flooring options with the best customer satisfaction."

Advancements in yarn engineering have made Tigressa Soft Style a product that can survive the wear of high traffic while still holding its texture and appearance. The unique fiber shapes in Tigressa Soft Style are precision engineered and half the size of a human hair, making them ultra-soft. Because of the unique fiber shape and the amount of individual fibers, Tigressa spreads out daily abuse and shows less matting and crushing over the course of time.

Tigressa Soft Style is diverse enough - with a wide variation of textures, pile heights, and colors - that homeowners can apply it to nearly any room or situation. In addition, a patented color enhancement system protects each fiber and retains rich colors and textures.

Stain resistance is an additional quality that separates Tigressa Soft Style. An R2X treatment causes liquids to bead up like mercury, rather than soaking into the fibers, leaving clean up simple and less stressful.

Glover's Flooring America works directly with clients to care for each individual need. The introduction of Tigressa Soft Style into Glover's Atlanta flooring showroom allows for a greater ability to provide the right floor to the right person.

Glover's Flooring America, located in Historic Chamblee at 3510 Chamblee Dunwoody Road, is a locally owned and operated flooring business that has served the Metro Atlanta area since 1931. Glover's Flooring America is home to a 6000 square foot showroom with thousands of samples of carpet, hardwood flooring, laminate flooring, vinyl flooring, area rugs, ceramic tile and more. Glover's sets itself apart from other flooring companies through personalized customer service, a lifetime installation warranty and competitive prices.

For more information, visit www.gloversfloors.net.

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