Bob explains that the carpeting pattern in the basement may look like wall-to-wall carpeting, but actually it is Binvetec carpet tiles. Instead of being made up long rolls, the tiles are non-adhesive squares. The pattern on the tiles is designed so that any way the tile is laid, a pattern is created. The system is flexible to allow freedom for creative design.

In this segment, Bob looks at the click-together beech flooring from Kahrs in the key hall. Gary Johnston from DuPont meets Bob in the media room to discuss new innovations in carpeting. The homeowner chose carpeting for its comfort level, which is ideal for a media room. Gary explains that DuPont Stainmaster is ideal for such a high-traffic area because its advanced Teflon repel system keeps the carpet 40 percent cleaner. Gary goes through the installation process and points out the carbon core in each tuft of carpet that cuts down on static electricity, not unlike a miniature lightning rod.

Bob meets Peter Mead and learns about hand stitching carpets.