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Sisal stair runner

nqtfarmer · 2018-02-17 18:43:17

Hi guys, we have a concrete stairs in a new build and the prices for timber cladding is much greater than expected (oak). We’re thinking of doing a simpler step but with a carpet runner. After research sisal, coir etc. carpet seem to be most appropriate for stairs. Any pros and cons, where to buy, things to be wary of??

17-02-2018 6:43pm

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nqtfarmer

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Hi guys, we have a concrete stairs in a new build and the prices for timber cladding is much greater than expected (oak). We’re thinking of doing a simpler step but with a carpet runner. After research sisal, coir etc. carpet seem to be most appropriate for stairs. Any pros and cons, where to buy, things to be wary of??

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#2 18-02-2018 11:06am

tabby aspreme

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We put down sisal carpets in the upstairs hall and bedrooms about 20 years ago , very fashionable and expensive at the time, total disaster, very difficult to remove stains , if you clean one section it will always dry out a different color and may shrink, also faded under sunlight

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