Riverside Reserve Carpet
Riverside Reserve is Belgotex's 17.0mm cut pile carpet, and it is the deepest pile Adore stock. Ten colours: Auburn, Bronte, Castle Cove, Double Bay, Mona Vale, Mosman, Oatley, Rosebery, Sea Forth and Waverley. Every one is a tufted cut pile in 100% stainproof solution dyed nylon over FusionBac backing, 4.0m wide.
Depth is the whole proposition. At 17.0mm the yarn catches light at the tips and holds shadow at the base, which is why these colours read richer here than the same names do in a shorter build. It suits main bedrooms, guest rooms and formal living rooms. Say the trade-off out loud: at this pile height the carpet shows footprints and vacuum tracks, and it is the wrong choice for stairs or a hallway that takes the whole household.
If you want these exact colours in a build that handles traffic, they are all made at 12.5mm as well. Belgotex run Parkview Gardens as the official crossover range: same ten colour names, shorter and denser, so it recovers its shape through doorways and over stair nosings. Pick Riverside Reserve where comfort matters most and Parkview Gardens where wear does. Plenty of jobs use both, one upstairs and one down.
Solution dyeing puts the pigment into the fibre before the filament is formed, so the colour cannot be bleached or worn off the surface. Rated Extra Heavy Duty Residential and Medium Duty Commercial. Belgotex warrant it for 15 years residential and 7 years commercial. Supply and install across Sydney, or supply only if you have your own installer.
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Waverley is the warm sand-gold wheat of the Riverside Reserve palette, and depth flatters it more than almost any other colour in the range. At 17.0mm the longer yarn traps light between the tufts and the gold note becomes richer...
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Sea Forth is the palest colour Riverside Reserve is made in, a near-white warm cream, and the 17.0mm pile gives it a softness the shorter build cannot match. At this depth the colour reads slightly deeper and creamier, because the...
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Dark grey-green, deep and quiet, Rosebery is the colour that makes the most of a 17.0mm pile. At this depth a dark yarn reads almost like velvet, with the tips catching light and the base disappearing into shadow, so it...
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Pale, cool and blue-leaning, Oatley is the most neutral grey in Riverside Reserve, and in this deeper build it loses the slightly hard edge it can have in a shorter pile. The 17.0mm yarn gives it a soft, powdery quality...
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Warm sage with an olive-grey base, Mosman is the colour in Riverside Reserve for people who have had enough of grey but do not want brown. The deep pile changes how it behaves: at 17.0mm the shadow between the tufts...
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Mona Vale is the darkest colour Riverside Reserve is made in: a very deep charcoal with a green cast that keeps it from reading as a hard, dead black. Laid at 17.0mm it becomes something quite dramatic: the long pile...
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In Riverside Reserve, Double Bay is a mid cool grey, cleaner and less green than the Parkview Gardens colour of the same name, and the deep pile gives it a soft, slightly smoky quality rather than a hard architectural one....
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Castle Cove here is a pale cool grey-green with a fleck through the yarn, softer and less definite than the same name in the shorter Parkview Gardens build, because a 17.0mm pile diffuses light and takes some of the crispness...
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Rich golden-caramel brown, Bronte is the warmest and most saturated colour Riverside Reserve is made in, and the deep pile is what makes it work. At 17.0mm the yarn catches light at the tips and holds shadow at the base,...
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Auburn in Riverside Reserve is a pale warm greige-cream: the shade that lives between a cream and a soft grey, and the one most people land on when Sea Forth feels a touch too white and Waverley too golden. The...















