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A "saggy" carpet typically refers to a carpet that has lost its firmness, support, or smoothness, causing it to appear uneven, with visible indentations or ripples. This can occur due to age, heavy foot traffic, or improper installation. A saggy carpet may have the following characteristics:1. **Loose or Wrinkled Fabric**: The fibers or weave may appear stretched out or bunched up in certain areas, causing the carpet to look wavy or sag.2. **Indentations**: High-traffic areas or heavy furniture may leave permanent or semi-permanent depressions in the carpet.3. **Flattened Texture**: The pile (or height of the carpet fibers) may become flattened or matted, giving the carpet a worn-out, dull appearance.4. **Reduced Cushioning**: The carpet may feel less cushioned underfoot, with less padding between the surface and the floor.This sagging effect can be caused by a lack of proper maintenance, low-quality padding, or simply the natural breakdown of materials over time.