Casinos located in Panama should consider using axminster carpet in their establishments.  This type of casino carpet, when made of 80% wool and 20% nylon provides the casinos in Panama with a durable carpet that is flame retardant. This means that wool fibers, when tested with fire, extinguish rather than melt.  Melting of the fibers occurs when nylon carpet is hit with fires, and this could be potentially toxic to humans.  Nylon carpet is usually found in carpets that are printed or tufted.  Wool on the other hand, is usually the primary fiber in a quality axminster carpet and contains such a high amount of moisture, enabling it to be so naturally resistant to fire.

Panama casinos, when using axminster casino carpet made of primarily wool, increase dimensional stability and appearance retention. Axminster carpet is a woven carpet, which means the threads are interlocked in such a way that the tufts of carpet are secured between themselves, row by row. This method of construction, again known as axminster carpet, allows the backing and surface to be created during the weaving process, therefore making the carpet dimensionally stable.  When using this method of construction combined with wool fibers allow soil and dirt to stay close to the surface where it can easily vacuumed away.

Casinos located in Panama that install axminster carpet should use a blend of 80% wool and 20% nylon. This combination over the years combines the softness of wool and the resiliency of nylon. By using this combination of axminster carpet made of mostly wool, casinos in Panama can provide their visitors a natural flame retardant casino carpet, and also the absorption of air pollutants. Axminster carpet made with wool contains extremely vibrant colors exhibiting a very luxurious appearance that can last for 10+ years.  Aside from colors and vibrancy, axminster carpet also contains electrostatic properties.  The finished result, which can be intricately patterned, creates a floor that provides supreme underfoot luxury with high performance.