Nature's Carpet Ascending Wool Carpet

Ascending pairs a 29 oz pile weight of 100% pure new wool with level loop construction over traditional woven backings — polypropylene primary, jute secondary — bonded with synthetic latex on a 12-foot broadloom roll. The Heavy Residential rating at this weight reflects level loop's structural efficiency: uniform loops share load evenly, so a well-made 29 oz loop outperforms heavier but loosely built cut piles for appearance retention.

Installation is stretch-in over pad on jute-backed goods — familiar, satisfying work for crews who know wool, and Metro Vancouver flooring contractors will find nothing exotic in the spec beyond the usual reminder that level loop seams reward patience. Four colorways from one construction lets multi-room projects shift tone between floors without changing texture. The boundaries are wool's usual ones: no wet rooms, wool-safe cleaning only, and claws versus loops remains an unfair fight.

Travertine, Manorhaven, Slate, and Stratus track the coastal weather chart — limestone pale through gathering storm. Used tonally through a home they create quiet continuity, and each pairs handsomely with the cedar, basalt, and fog tones of the West Coast landscape outside the windows.