A new carpet is a big investment and finding the right carpet will pay off in the long run. Each day you walk on your carpet, some parts more than others so it’s worth thinking about the following. Traffic: The bedroom, for example, take far less traffic and wear then a stair carpet. Ask our members of staff for help in choosing the right type. Longevity: Is it a quick fix of do you want the carpet to last a long time? Colours: Are you planning of matching your carpet to a particular colour scheme? Or what are you colour plans in the future? Your Budget: How much can you afford? Don’t for get to take in the costs for underlay and fitting. We would recommend to buy new underlay with new carpets. Plain or Patterned: A plain carpet gives more flexibility for the use of pattern elsewhere in the room. Patterned carpet provides more colour options.

Bedroom Carpet When getting our of bed in the morning , there is nothing like putting your feet on the warmth and comfort of carpet rather than a cold hard floor or floorboards. The bedroom in terms of wear, is the room that will take the least, so you won’t need to invest in hard wearing carpet here. Lounge or Living Room Carpet The living room is the heart of the home, so with so much traffic a hard wearing carpet is needed. Dining Room Carpet Unlike the living room, the dining room doesn’t get a much traffic but is often a ‘decorating centre’ and the focus of much effort and expenditure as a ‘showcase’ room. The choice is entirely yours when it comes to the carpet – plain, patterned or loop pile. They will all look attractive. Hallway Carpet The hallway is the first thing people see when they enter your home, so it’s good masteron half life to make a great impression.  It is also an area that takes a lot of wear and tear so your carpet needs to be durable. Stairs and Landing Carpet Just think of the endless times you’ve been up and down the stairs in the past week, if you have a house full that’s a lot of traffic.