buying a carpet
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totally clueless.
and want it fitted, around just under 12m2
its to go bottom hall, 13 stair, staircase and top hall landing.
i dont want sh*te or to be paying over the odds for poor quality product.
any recommendations? or things i need t think about?
i child, but wouldnt mild a decently thick carpet, thinking black? dont want that hardwearing stuff but a bit of comfort undeerfoot aswell as not too bad too keep clean.
hints or tips if anyone has any please
thanx
and want it fitted, around just under 12m2
its to go bottom hall, 13 stair, staircase and top hall landing.
i dont want sh*te or to be paying over the odds for poor quality product.
any recommendations? or things i need t think about?
i child, but wouldnt mild a decently thick carpet, thinking black? dont want that hardwearing stuff but a bit of comfort undeerfoot aswell as not too bad too keep clean.
hints or tips if anyone has any please
thanx
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haha
well thats my very next move
to get some real advic
but i always like to give the scoobynet massive there place to advise accordingly.
if i didnt then i know the moral price id pay.
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but thanks all
well thats my very next move
to get some real advic
but i always like to give the scoobynet massive there place to advise accordingly.
if i didnt then i know the moral price id pay.
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but thanks all
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Found a independent no frills carpet place locally and they've always sorted us out without costing the earth. I would suggest looking at whatever carpet warehouses you have locally & avoid the big chains (Allied etc.)
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-Go to carpet shop
-Chose the style you like
-Get salesman to price up material plus fitting if required.
-Pay
I know it's a little complicated, hence the step by step instructions.
-Chose the style you like
-Get salesman to price up material plus fitting if required.
-Pay
I know it's a little complicated, hence the step by step instructions.
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As above - a reasonabl carpet shop will advise. Have a look around first and get a feel for quality and price. Black is usually just for nightclubs and ***** houses though.
Do people still fit stairrods?
dl
Do people still fit stairrods?
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