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what type of carpet to get for the stairs and landing

purerandom · 2009-01-07 23:55:54

hi, pretty straight forward one this! I am carpeting my 14 step stairs (810mm width steps) to my landing, and then there is another 14 steps stairs to the converted attic. What type\make of carpet should i be getting? what should i be looking for in the carpet to ensure my selection is practical yet nice to look at? any…

07-01-2009 11:55pm

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purerandom

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hi,
pretty straight forward one this!
I am carpeting my 14 step stairs (810mm width steps) to my landing, and then there is another 14 steps stairs to the converted attic.
What type\make of carpet should i be getting?
what should i be looking for in the carpet to ensure my selection is practical yet nice to look at?

any help appreciated.

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#2 10-01-2009 4:00pm

ishidaogo

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A 60 0r 70 cm bordered stair carpet such as those made by Roger Oates can look very well, are fully movable and can be reused elsewhere if you are moving soon
Ishy

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