Olympus I

Name: Olympus I
Brand: EverStrand
SKU: 3O30
Availability: InStock

Mohawk Flooring | EverStrand

A soft plush-style carpet in a calm neutral palette, giving rooms an easy, tailored backdrop that feels polished and quiet.

Reflections

Coloration

Multi

Style Type

Textured

Face Weight

40 oz/yd²

Pile Height

19/32"

Description

Olympus has a gentle tonal mix that keeps it from looking flat, but the overall effect is still smooth and settled across a full room. The palette stays tightly in the neutral range. That makes it a natural fit for transitional spaces, softer contemporary rooms, and traditional interiors that need a clean foundation. It supports furniture and wall color well because the visual movement is controlled and close-knit, so the floor reads cohesive rather than loud.

Specifications

Style & Color

Color Name

Reflections

Color Family

Taupe, Greige

Coloration

Multi

Style Type

Textured

Material & Construction

Fiber Type

Polyester

Backing

ActionBac

Dye Method

Solution Dyed

Use

Residential

Size & Performance

Face Weight

40 oz/yd²

Pile Height

19/32"

Roll Width

12'

Pattern Repeat

Warranty

Lifetime General Stain Warranty

Lifetime Pet Urine Stain Warranty

Lifetime Soil Warranty

25-Year Abrasive Wear Warranty

25-Year Texture Retention Warranty

25-Year Fade Resistance Warranty

Limited Lifetime Manufacturing Defects Warranty

Lifetime Anti-Static Warranty

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