Carpet Borehamwood

The best type of carpet depends on your specific needs and preferences. Wool carpets are known for their natural durability and luxurious feel. However, synthetic carpets offer excellent stain resistance and are more affordable. Consult with us to find the best carpet for you.

The most popular fibre types for carpets are nylon, polyester, and olefin. Nylon is known for its durability and resistance to crushing, matting, and staining. Polyester is a budget-friendly option that is less durable than nylon but more resistant to static and fading. Olefin is a synthetic fibre often used in outdoor carpets due to its resistance to moisture and chemicals.

Loop pile carpets have loops of yarn that stand up from the backing material, while cut pile carpets have individual strands of yarn cut at the tips. Loop pile carpets are usually less expensive and more durable, while cut pile carpets tend to be softer and more luxurious.

Now that you know more about choosing the right carpet for your home, visit your local flooring store or browse online catalogues to find the perfect style for your space.

You should coordinate the colour and style of your carpet with the rest of your home’s décor. If you have a traditional-style home, you’ll likely want to choose a classic colour like beige or grey. Try a bolder hue like red or blue for a more contemporary look. When it comes to patterned carpets, opt for simple designs that won’t overwhelm your space. 

If you’re unsure what will work best in your home, take some time to browse the options. You can also ask a sales associate for help.

To maintain your carpet and prolong its lifespan, regular vacuuming is a must. Always address spills and stains using the right cleaning methods and products. Place doormats at entrances to minimise dirt and debris. Consider professional deep cleaning to refresh and restore your carpet’s beauty.

Vacuuming is the key to keeping your carpet clean. You should vacuum at least once a week and more often if you have pets or live in a dusty environment. Use a vacuum with a beater bar or rotating brush for the best results.

There are many commercial carpet cleaners on the market, but you can also make your own by mixing equal parts white vinegar and water. Apply the solution to the stain with a clean cloth, then blot dry. You may need to scrub gently with a soft-bristled brush for tougher stains.

The cost of carpet varies depending on factors such as the quality, material, and size required. On average, in the UK, you can expect to pay around £15 to £40 per square metre for carpet supply and installation.

The cost to fit carpet in the UK typically ranges from £3 to £10 per square metre. However, the final price may vary depending on factors such as the complexity of the installation, additional services required, and any preparation work needed.