Dalton—Officials at Engineered Floors announced a price increase of 6 to 9% on all its residential carpet, starting March 19 on all orders and on all shipments starting April 2, 2012. This price increase also applies to all Dream Weaver products, said James Lesslie, assistant to the Chairman, for Engineered Floors. “Like everyone, we’ve been hit with rising raw materials prices,” observed Lesslie. “However, we believe our products will continue to deliver the best overall value in the industry.” Customers for either brand are urged to contact their sales representative for more details.
Engineered floors, Dream Weavers announce price increase
By FC News
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