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Mohawk Rug Giveaway

Have you heard of Mohawk Industries yet? Mohawk Industries is one the worlds most largest floor covering manufacturers and distributors and they are the leading producer of yarn, ceramic tile, area rugs and bath mats. Mohawk headquarters is located in Calhoun, Georgia. 

They manufacturer and market woven tufted broadloom carpet, area accent rugs, and mats and a variety of hard surface flooring products. 

Mohawk flooring has 125 years of history for excellence and is a lasting part of the American floor covering industry. Since their inception in 1878, Mohawks products have made them the most recognized carpet brand in history. 

The key to their success is the 25,000 employees that work diligently to produce, distribute, market, sell and support an expansive line of products. The men and women of Mohawk use state-of-the-art equipment to produce yarn that is used to tuft and weave the carpet and rugs and to create ceramic tile. They  apply a cutting-cutting edge logic to transport yarn and finished goods from across the country. They have developed award winning designs, customer-friendly marketing strategies and they also have committed customer support. 

Mohawk sells floor covering and textiles for every room in your home and also for every commercial application. They have hardwood flooring, ceramic tile flooring, stone and marble flooring and they also have an exclusive distribution agreement with Congoleum. Vinyl sheet flooring is among one of the newest Mohawk products offered. What's also great is that Mohawk now offers woven bedspreads, tapestries, sheet flooring, pillows, throws and window blinds. 

You can find Mohawk products in major retailers across the country and the world.  There products can be found in Target, Home Depot, Bloomingdales, Macy's, and many other locations

Check out Elitemama's Blog for the full review!


Enter to win a Mohawk Area Rug worth $99
Winner will get to choose a rug of their choice
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Giveaway ends 9/25
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