This kind of production is thought to be the quickest way to create a rug by hand. Using this method, manufacturers may create rugs in several styles, including modern, contemporary, and classic ones. The most popular fabric for this kind of building method is thought to be wool. Other materials like acrylic, polyester, viscose, and jute are also used. Instead of creating knots, these rugs are made by pulling a loop of yarn out of the backing. These rugs are less expensive primarily because a unique “tufting gun” is employed during the entire tufting process. There is less labour involved in the production process. A canvas backing is also used in the production process, which makes it simpler for the weaver because it offers direction while weaving. 

The backing’s design imprints are what aid in the weaving process. The canvas is known as a “cartoon.” When the weaver pushes the loops through, this is a huge help in producing even designs and patterns. The weaver will concentrate on the backing to add additional layers of protection once the looping is complete. By doing this, the piles will stay in the carpets. It can be thought of as the carpet’s foundation and will serve several significant functions. Before applying latex adhesive, a coating of plastic or rubber scrim is first applied. The backing and pile are kept together with latex glue. To prevent the carpet from shifting, a final layer is added for further protection and to provide a grip for the ground.