Footprint Tracking
Crushed areas
Crushed areas
Crushed areas
Crushed areas
Crushed areas
Crushed areas
Crushed areas
Crushed areas
What you need to know
Footprint tracking can occur in high-traffic areas due to repeated pile compression from foot traffic or rolling traffic. It will normally be most severe in the middle of hallways gradually improving closer to walls. Repeated foot traffic, tip bloom, crushing, and abrasive wear are all contributing factors. High luster yarns, darker colors, and carpet constructed using Saxony plush styles will typically show more
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