Eco-friendly carpets

If you’re looking for a new carpet but would like to do your bit for the environment by choosing an eco-friendly one, there are plenty of options available.

What does eco-friendly mean?

The dictionary definition of eco-friendly is ‘not environmentally harmful’, or ‘earth friendly’.  Usually, this refers to products that contribute to green living, prevent contributions to pollution (like air and water pollution) and practices that help to conserve essential resources (like energy and water).  To be truly eco-friendly, a product must be non-toxic (as a minimum), both environmental and human safety should be taken into consideration and sustainable practices, fibres and/or ingredients used.

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What are sustainable practices?

Sustainable practices are ones are that maintain the quality of the environment, like wind and solar energy.  When it comes to carpet, this means choosing one that is  manufactured with environmentally responsible policies and practices as well as using sustainable fibres.  Many carpet manufacturers have such policies and corporate responsibility practices as well.  For example, Wilton Carpets hold the Environmental Management Strategies ISO 14001 certification.  They do not use any chemicals at all during the manufacturing process, use fully recyclable packing and, where possible, bought-in materials from recycled sources.  Miliken are also champions of sustainability and recycling and are striving for a goal of zero waste.

What carpets are eco-friendly?

Traditionally, many carpets were the opposite of eco-friendly but times have changed and there are now many options available.  There are a few factors to consider when choosing an eco-friendly carpet; how it was manufactured, if it can be recycled, if it contains toxic chemicals and what it is made from.  Here are some of the most popular fibres that are eco-friendly;

Wool

Wool is a great natural fibre that is durable, insulates, absorbs sound and offers warmth.  It is naturally flame retardant and significantly improves indoor air quality, by absorbing common pollutants.  This environmentally friendly choice is sustainable, renewable and biodegradable and also looks and feels luxurious in the home.  Herts Carpets work with a number of wool carpet specialists like Axminster Carpets; they support The Campaign for Wool, raising the profile of wool as a natural, sustainable fibre.  Axminster Carpets locally source wool to further reduce any environmental impact.  Alternative Flooring also have a hand woven collection of wool carpets which is both ethically and environmentally friendly.

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Other Natural fibres

Seagrass, organic cotton, jute, bamboo coir and sisal are all examples of sustainable, natural fibres that carpet can be made from.  These renewable, eco-friendly materials make wonderfully textured, luxury carpets which are becoming increasingly popular.

For a true eco-friendly carpet, choose a company that has sustainable policies, uses natural fibres and little or no chemical treatment.  It should also have backing made from natural materials, like untreated wool, which is either glued using non-toxic materials or sewn on.

Alternative Flooring have a wide range of natural fibre carpets in their collection, including many sisal options, which can also be made into rugs and runners.

Perfect for the on-trend natural look and the New Nordic look, these fibres are hard-wearing and versatile.

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Recycled carpet

Another alternative is recycled carpet, made from pre- and post- consumer plastics.  PET carpet is made from polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles.

Some manufacturers offer a service like the Miliken Carpet Take Back programme; they will reclaim used residential or commercial carpets.  It is then either recycled into new carpets and donated to the voluntary sector, or turned into another product.  Miliken is a founder member of Carpet Recycling UK (CRUK).

Whatever you’re looking to achieve in your home, we can help with all your flooring and carpet needs. Contact us here or book a free estimate with our friendly and professional Herts Carpets team today!

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What are the carpet colours for 2021?

Carpet is set to be even more popular in 2021.  If you’re looking to refresh your home, it’s a great way to bring in warmth and style and there are a lot of advantages to carpet, from retaining heat to absorbing sound and of course, that wonderfully soft feel underfoot.  Below are the colours that will be featuring in interior design for the new year;

What are the on-trend colours for 2021?

The on-trend colours for 2021 are a continuation from 2020; influenced by the global pandemic and the search for a calm, peaceful living environment, and making your space individual.  Taking inspiration from nature, they can be as muted or vibrant as you like, whatever makes your living space a happy and tranquil place.  Earthy hues and calm whites feature heavily and also deep blues and mossy greens.  Sage green and dusty rose will be very popular, as will yellow and grey.  Here are some of the influences behind the on-trend colours;

New Nordic

The New Nordic look continues to be very popular, with earthy tones like terracotta and burgundy or shades of grey and neutrals. It is a cosier, earthier follow up to Scandinavian minimalism. Keep it simple and opt for the colours of nature in muted hues with textured accessories to finish the look.  If you prefer a quality wooden floor to carpet (or want one for the kitchen), they are great for creating this look, whether you are using hardwood or the more budget friendly option of laminate flooring.  Light and natural tones fit perfectly with this earthy, authentic aesthetic.

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PANTONE COLOUR FOR 2021

You may have heard about the Pantone ‘Colour of the Year’ before, it is from the company that came up with the idea of colour matching.  This was so designers could get the exact shade of any colour without any confusion.  The Pantone Matching System (PMS) is a colour standardization system, made up of 1,867 solid colours.

Since the year 2000, the Pantone Color Institute have announced a Colour of the Year, based on global culture and influences.  It is hugely influential across many industries from marketing to fashion.

In 2020, the colour was Pantone’s Classic Blue which was reflected in many interior design schemes.  For 2021, they have announced two joint colours (this has only been done once before) to reflect a focus on relationships and working together.  The colours are Illuminating and Ultimate Gray, a mix of warm and cool tones, to portray a feeling of energy and clarity.

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Carpet colours for 2021

The on-trend carpet colours for the new year reflect the above influences.  Neutral design schemes with plenty of natural texture and bursts of colour from accessories will be big as will natural, earthy colours like browns, terracota and rusty pink.

Gorgeous, soft, textured grey carpets will be popular, like this luxurious Elements London Wall Street Whisky Sour carpet (pictured left).

Bright, bold colours will be seen more too, as people make their homes more individual to reflect their personalities with vibrant on-trend colours like blue. These decadent jewel toned carpets make a feature of the floor itself.

With more people becoming environmentally conscious, materials will also become more important, from wool to other natural fibres like those available from Alternative Flooring.  Plush, velvet style pile carpet and luxurious chunky loop ones will be popular for their opulent look and feel, to create the ultimate homely environment.

Colour for staircases in 2021

Carpet is great on the stairs as it makes the staircase a stunning feature and also gives you more traction underfoot.  The on-trend colours are the same as above, with neutrals like greys and browns.  For a bolder statement, patterns and stripes are great on-trend options guaranteed to make an impact in your home.

See the stunning, textured Cormar Carpets Avebury carpet (in the colourway Bradenstock Beck) pictured here…

Stair runners will remain really popular with colour, texture and patterns being centre stage.  Geometric patterns and herringbone will feature heavily, bringing a contemporary twist to a classic.

Whatever look you want to achieve in your home, we can help with all your flooring and carpet needs.  Contact us here to book a free estimate with our friendly and professional Herts Carpets team today!

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Cormar Carpets Primo Plus French Grey installed in Harpenden

Herts Carpets the Harpenden Carpets business has recently installed the Cormar Carpets Primo Plus twist carpet for our customer.

We installed the following:

3x bedrooms, stairs and landing in Cormar Carpets in the range Primo Plus, in the colourway French Grey.

Treadmore underlay

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The Primo Plus range is a popular, easy clean twist carpet proudly made in Britain. This stunning carpet is available in 18 contemporary, varied shades, in both 4m and 5m widths.  Made with 100% Excellon polypropylene, it is hard wearing and stain resistant with a Tog rating of 1.4.

Perfect for a busy family lifestyle, this carpet is child and pet friendly, simple to maintain and bleach cleanable; meaning dirt and spills sit on the top of the fibres rather than soak in.  For extra reassurance, this range comes with a 10-year stain warranty and it is suitable for heavy domestic and medium contract use.

This range is durable so resists everyday wear and tear, yet still remains luxurious and soft.  It gives a welcoming and cosy look while creating a lasting impression in our customer’s home.

With a luxury feel and comfort underfoot, this carpet looks stunning and is designed to blend beautifully with your existing decor.

Herts Carpets have a shop in Piggottshill Lane, Southdown and we also provide a mobile estimating service in and around the Harpenden area, book a free estimate with our friendly and professional team today!

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Valley Wholesale Salamanca 76 Iron Carpet Installed in London Colney

Herts Carpets the London Colney Carpet business has recently installed the Salamanca 76 Iron carpet for our customer.

We installed the following:

Bedrooms and hallway in Valley Wholesale Carpets, in the range Salamanca, in the colourway 76 Iron.

10mm underlay

Gripper

Silver threshold trims

The Salamanca range of carpets is available in a choice of 12 contemporary colourways. Versatile and elegant, this carpet range is a stunning addition to any home.

Combining durability with luxury, the Salamanca range is an affordable range of carpets that stands the test of time and retains its appearance well.

Available in 4 and 5 metre widths, this versatile carpet is soft to the touch, plush and stain resistant.  It is a great choice for bedrooms and hallways as it gives you comfort underfoot and that cosy feel.

Whatever your lifestyle, the Salamanca range is suitable for family and modern homes alike. Easy to clean and maintain, this carpet is both child and pet friendly and allows you to remove dirt and spillages promptly before stains occur – retaining that new look and feel to your carpet for years to come.

A great choice for an elegant finish and exceptional value for money, the Salamanca range could be the ideal carpet for you.

Herts Carpets offer a mobile estimating service in and around the London Colney area, book a free estimate with our friendly and professional team today!

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Staircase carpet ideas

The staircase is usually a focal point in the home, right at eye level when you enter the house, so you want it to look impressive.  With so many choices available, here are some tips to make sure you get the right carpet, design and material.

What carpet is best for stairs?

The staircase is a high foot fall area of the house, so the carpet needs to be able to withstand some wear and tear.  Not only are they in frequent use but due to gravity, we tread more heavily on them than we do on flat surfaces.

Choose the most durable one that fits within your budget and you’ll get more years of use from it.  Carpet that is ‘heavy domestic use’ or ‘extra heavy domestic use’ has been designed to be hard wearing and not to flatten under a lot of foot fall.

Safety is also a factor as you don’t want to lose your footing on carpet that is too thick (also bear in mind that thickness does not always mean the carpet is more durable). The right carpet will not only be softer underfoot but give much more traction than harder surfaces.  Choose a low pile (3/4″ or less) as it will give you greater stability underfoot on the stairs and stand up to wear and tear better.  If you choose a looped style, such as Berber, make sure it is a good quality one and properly installed.

A wool carpet will resist stains and dirt well and retains its shape.  Man-made fibres like polypropylene provide a more affordable option that has similar features, but go for a shorter pile so it does not flatten as easily.  There are also combinations that give the best of both worlds.  Wool and polypropylene mixes are easy to maintain and keep their appearance well, while wool and nylon mixes are very durable and keep their shape well.

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What is the best colour carpet for stairs?

If you do not want the staircase to be the focus of your interior decor, a neutral or mid-toned carpet is great in contrast with wood flooring or patterned tiles, as it does not draw the eye away from key features. Neutrals can create a warm, welcoming look and open up smaller spaces well.  A subtle design like a chevron is a great way to add texture and style.

For busy homes with kids and pets, you may want to choose a colour that hides dirt and stains well like a mid-toned grey or brown.

Small and or/narrow staircases are best carpeted in slightly lighter colours such as taupe or a light grey hue.  Darker colours will make the area appear even smaller, especially where there is little natural light.

When you want your staircase to stand out as an architectural feature in its own right, go bold with a pattern.  Monochrome staircases are very chic and a great way to make an impact.

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Staircase carpet trends

You may have noticed a lot of striped staircases and stair runners in interior designs posts.  They are increasingly popular and are a great way to create a stunning feature in the home.

Striped carpet

When the staircase is the focal point, stripes are a bold and striking choice.  Stripes completely transform the look of your home and you can create stunning colour combinations to fit with your existing decor.  They really do give the wow factor in any home with a modern, contemporary look.  As an added bonus, they help to hide wear and tear on the stairs.

Vertical stripes are a more popular choice as they open up the space by creating the illusion of height; making you staircase look longer, especially paired with light, neutral walls. They also draw your eye naturally up the staircase. Horizontal stripes, though less in demand, are great to widen out narrow staircases.

Depending on your space and the look you want to achieve, there is a huge range available from pinstripes to wide stripes in a variety of colourways.  Thin stripes will create the illusion of space and thicker stripes will work better on larger staircases.

If you have curved stairs, stripes are still an option as the carpet can be ‘bent’ to keep the stripes lined up.

It is worth noting that looped pile carpet can give a better finish with stripes as it is firm and tightly woven, whereas a twisted pile carpet is softer so the lines may not appear as straight.

Achieving the right fit is essential for striped carpet as stripes that are not 100% matched will be very noticeable, ruining the desired effect.

See the Victoria Carpets Tudor Twist Stripe (in the colourway Heart Throb) pictured here…

Stair runners

As hardwood flooring becomes ever more popular, stair runners are also becoming more common as they allow you to add colour and texture in harmony with the flooring and create great contrast.  They are also safer as they give you more traction underfoot and are much softer to land on should any falls occur.

If a pattern or stripes would be overbearing in your space, this is a great way of bringing them in without them being too much. See above for the wow factor of choosing stripes, and patterns can be just as striking.

Herringbone patterns are a great way to bring in a classic feel with a contemporary twist.  It also makes the stairs appear wider.  Geometric patterns are also really eye catching and can be as bold or subtle as you like.

Stair rods can also be used for decorative purposes; they used to be needed to keep the stair runner in place but this is no longer the case.  They are available in a wide range of colours and styles to suit contemporary and traditional styles.

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Whatever look you want to achieve in your home, we can help with all your flooring and carpet needs.  Contact us here to book a free estimate with our friendly and professional Herts Carpets team today!

 

 

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What you need to know about carpet moths

Carpet is a great addition to any home as it gives a warm, cosy feel and is soft underfoot.  The last thing you want is to invest in a gorgeous carpet and have it damaged by carpet moths.

How do you know if you have carpet moths?

The most common sign of a larvae infestation is threadbare patches on rugs or carpets.  These are most likely to be on the softer areas of the carpet rather than the webbing. They are usually found in darker areas, unused rooms and under furniture that has been in place for many years.  If you find significant damage, or flattened larval cases (these will be similar in size to a single grain of rice), there is a infestation that needs to be dealt with as soon as possible.  Each moth can lay up to 300 eggs so the extent of the infestation may well be far greater than the eye can see.  Once inside a warm environment, they will be active (and therefore reproducing and causing damage) throughout the year as opposed to being dormant outside during the colder months.

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What do carpet moths look like?

As eggs at the start of life, they are so small they are difficult to see.  Once they are active larvae, they wrap themselves in a silken case and this is the stage during which they will be causing damage by eating their way through your carpet.  If you are unlucky enough to have an infestation, you may be able to see them at this point.

Once they have eaten a sufficient amount, they seal their silken case and pupate to become an adult moth.  The adult moth is on average 5mm long with a grey colouring and darker spots on their wings.  They hop rather than fly in general and will die once they have reproduced.

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How do carpet moths get into your house?

Carpet moths can come into the house exactly like flies; through open doors and windows.  They may also be picked up by pets or on footwear and brought indoors, or could already be living in any second hand rugs or furniture that is added to the house. Once they are in, they can reproduce quickly.

How do I get rid of carpet moths?

You need to see how bad the infestation is first, by using carpet moth traps.  These catch adult active males by attracting them with the female phermomone.  The pests will land on the traps and become stuck on the adhesive pads (which will straight away reduce the amount that are reproducing). Then you can monitor how many pests there are and where they are.  Any more than five moths in one room indicates a series problem.

You can purchase a carpet moth kit to deal with the issue, these consist of a range of sprays and powders and are targeted to the extent of the infestation.  You may need to repeat this again after 30 days according to the manufacturer’s instructions.  Both natural and chemical options are available.  The alternative is to employ a professional to make sure the infestation has been fully dealt with, as any eggs that are missed can easily lead to the same problem occurring again very quickly.

What can be done to combat carpet moths?

Carpet moths like warm, dark places so like homes with central heating and double glazing.  They are attracted by everyday household moisture, dust and dirt which is a primary source of food for them.  These pests have the ability to eat through your carpet at incredible speed and can cause extensive, and indeed expensive, damage.  As always, prevention is better than a cure so the best way to keep carpet moths at bay is regular cleaning and letting in light and air where possible.

Regular vacuuming

Looking after your carpet is essential to maintain it well and prolong its life, but it also helps make the environment less desirable for pests.  If you have any rooms that you do not use much, make sure you still vacuum it regularly, air out it when possible and open the curtains as carpet moths like dark areas best.  Make sure you vacuum even the hard to get to places, like underneath the sofa and around the skirting thoroughly and often.  Move furniture like bookcases and vacuum underneath regularly.  Any especially warm areas, ie around radiators, will need particular attention.

All those places that you find more dust are essentially the places that will need more thorough cleaning.  Empty your vacuum cleaner outside into a sealed bag to ensure any moths and/or larvae are not able to re enter the house.  Protector sprays are available for carpets but regular, thorough vacuuming should be enough to prevent infestations.

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Mothproof carpets

You can always opt for wood or vinyl flooring, but don’t let the fear of moths put you off carpet!  Most manufacturers these days use moth resistant treatments, Herts Carpets can advise on the best type to suit your needs that will still give you the look you want.

Carpets made of man-made fibres are by default moth proof but any dirt, dust or moisture on the fibres will attract the moths regardless, so they will still need to be kept clean or moths will eat any dirt attached to the fibres. Moths love to eat animal fibres such as wool, but this luxurious carpet is still a great choice as you can pick a moth resistant type.

We are here to advise and help with all your flooring and carpet needs.   Contact us here to book a free estimate with our friendly and professional Herts Carpets team today!

 

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In style rugs for the lounge

Rugs are a great addition to the home as they add texture and colour and can really bring a room together.  They also prolong the life of your carpet or flooring by taking some of the wear and tear, and add softness underfoot while buffering sound.  With so many different rugs on the market, how do you choose the right one for your room?  Here are some ideas.

What rugs are in style now?

Chevron is a popular pattern in rugs right now as it adds pattern and texture, ie a woven chevron one, to a room without being too overpowering.  It is also easy to pair with other patterns like stripes.  Bold, geometric prints are everywhere too, making big statements.

Vintage rugs are sought-after in home decor too, like unique vintage Turkish or Moroccan rugs. Flatweave Kilim rugs (from Turkey, North Africa, and the Balkans) are a great way to add colour and pattern as well.

The layered rug look has become very popular in the last few years, and it’s a great way to have fun with textures and styles. But it’s important to get it right and fully consider your space before you layer. A fun, bold piece like a cowhide rug looks great over a more neutral choice like a jute or wool rug and allows you to cover more area without overpowering the space.

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If you have a neutral room and furniture, a bold coloured rug can really make a splash.  This works really well if you are going for the New Nordic look.  On the other hand, if you have an accent wall or statement pieces of furniture already, you can use a rug to tie the whole look together.

For children’s play areas, there is a great range available including educational ones which can brighten up a room and protect your carpet or flooring from the inevitable spills and wear and tear.

What size should it be?

You want to make sure the rug is big enough or it won’t have much of an impact on the room.  A good idea is to measure out the size in the room, you could use painter’s tape for this, so you can get a rough idea of how it will look.

Typical living room rug sizes are 8’x10′ and 9’x12′.

Make sure your rug is at least 6″ wider (8″ is ideal) than your sofa on both sides.

Typically run the rug the length of the sofa.

Give 30″ to 36″ of a walkway between large furniture pieces (if your living room allows for it) if not then at least 18″-24″. That will help to inform your rug size.

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Where should you place it?

There are some general rules of thumb when it comes to rug placement but be warned, they are not all consistent.  The best thing to do is be aware of them and choose what you feel would suit your room best.  They are based around which furniture legs are placed on the rug.

Front legs only on the rug; this connects all the furniture in the room and is suited to most room layouts.

All legs on board; with a larger rug, this can look really stylish especially if you want to showcase some beautiful furniture pieces.

There is also the old rule which states that there should be a gap of 18″ between the rug edge and the wall to avoid the rug from overwhelming the room.  If you have a smaller room, a gap of around 8″ will work much better.  Feel free to rip up the rule book at any time though, as a rug that stretches nearly to the wall can look great too.  A lot comes down to personal taste.

Now if you would like to bring in just a small rug, perhaps one that introduces a pop of pattern into the room, another approach would be to have none of the furniture touching the rug. While this creates a completely different look, it also works!

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Can you use rugs over carpet?

Absolutely!  They can add colour and texture and help keep a room warm and cosy.  As an added bonus, they buffer sound and reduce the wear and tear on your carpet.

For short pile or looped carpets, a luxurious rug adds softness and elegance whilst a woven rug is perfect over a plusher style of carpet.

If your broadloom is deep and lush, choose an area rug that’s not as thick. If your broadloom is thin, then go ahead and feature a plush area rug over it.

If your wall-to-wall carpeting is a bland, neutral color, then you’ll have some wiggle room with your area rug’s color and design. However, be sure you tie your area rug into your existing decor theme.

Also, with dull low-pile wall-to-wall carpeting, you can go for differently shaped area rugs: round, oval, or even one shaped like an object. Just be sure it works with your furnishings.

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It is a good idea to go for heavier rugs over carpet, so they don’t buckle up and cause anyone to trip.  Alternatively, you can use a carpet gripper underneath.

Rugs over hardwood flooring

If you have beautiful hardwood flooring, a statement rug can look amazing in contrast.  They give softness underfoot, reduce wear and tear in high traffic areas and make the room warmer.

If you have a brand new hardwood floor, it is wise to wait four weeks before adding a rug, to allow the floor to cure.

Make sure you use a rug pad for safety.  You can also use a rug pad in order to have a rug on vinyl and LVT flooring.

Rubber-backed rugs can damage your hardwood floors. The chemicals in the rubber can leave permanent marks on the floor or discolor the wood. The only way to safely use a rubber-backed rug on a hardwood floor is to put it over a safe-rug pad. Homeowners can tape the rug pad to the bottom of the rubber-backed area rug. This will protect the floor and provide extra cushion when you walk on the rug.

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Whatever look you want to achieve in your home, we can help with all your flooring and carpet needs.   Contact us here to book a free estimate with our friendly and professional Herts Carpets team today!

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Adam Carpets Fine Upland Twist Installed in Harpenden

Herts Carpets the Harpenden Carpets business has recently installed the Adam Carpets Fine Upland Twist pile carpet for our customer.

We installed the following:

Stair and hallway in Adam Carpets in the range Fine Upland Twist, in the colourway Pendle Hill.

Treadmore underlay 8mm

Silver double door bars

The Fine Upland Twist range is made with superfine, 2-ply yarn on a twin needle bar tufting machine, which gives an unrivaled smooth finish.  It has a robust 44oz pile weight, available in both 4m and 5m widths, with a range of 18 classic colours to choose from.

This twist pile carpet combines the luxury properties of wool with the functionality of synthetics in a mix of 80% wool, 10% nylon and 10% polypropylene. The wool blend means there is a better twist definition to the carpet and it is durable, stain resistant and soft underfoot. Adam Carpets use British Wool, prized for it’s bulk and springy handle.

This range will wear well with great appearance retention and comfort for years to come.  It is suitable for extra heavy duty use, so is suited to any room of the house and perfect for busy areas like the stairs and hallway.

This elegant and timeless carpet is an affordable and practical choice that looks stunning in any home.

Herts Carpets have a shop in Piggottshill Lane, Southdown and we also provide a mobile estimating service in and around the Harpenden area, book a free estimate with our friendly and professional team today!

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Lifestyle Floors Notting Hill Natural Oak Laminate Flooring installed in Aylesbury

Herts Carpets the Aylesbury Carpet and Flooring business has recently installed the Lifestyle Floors Notting Hill range of Laminate Flooring for our customer.

We installed the following:

Lifestyle Floors Notting Hill in the colourway Natural Oak

Stairs in Vivaldi Saxony in the colourway Gunmetal 80

Designed for heavy domestic use, this laminate flooring is suitable for anywhere in the home and perfect for a busy family area. It has a stunning natural wood look down to the smallest details, available in a range of 6 realistic wood designs.

Unlike a solid wood floor, laminate flooring can easily withstand moisture and every-day wear and tear, making it perfect for all lifestyles. It is also softer underfoot yet extremely hard-wearing and durable, making it an excellent choice for those areas that experience heavy footfall.  This flooring is easy to maintain and built to resist scratches and dents so is suitable for homes with pets as well.  Its bevelled edge design ensures that it rests comfortably on any floor, so it has a superior stability.

Ideal for both the modern and family home, this laminate flooring provides a cost-effective, practical and durable choice. The realistic wood design gives an effortlessly stylish result that will look great for years to come.

If you’re looking to add a character with a natural light to your space, then this versatile laminate flooring range may be for you.

 

 

The Vivaldi range of Saxony carpets is manufactured by Condor Carpets and is a high quality, luxurious deep pile carpet available in a range of 12 different colourways.

This range is made from polypropylene and features an action backing which makes this carpet incredibly durable and long lasting. As well as comfortable underfoot, it is also stain resistant, easy to maintain, and thanks to its quality man made yarn, it is even bleach cleanable. Plus, this carpet comes with a manufacturer backed 10 year wear-warranty for your compete peace of mind and reassurance.

Vivaldi is the perfect choice for your modern home, suitable for most rooms including bedroom, dining room, living room, and high footfall areas like the hallway and stairs.

Herts Carpets offer a mobile estimating service in and around the Aylesbury area, book a free estimate with our friendly and professional team today!

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Cavalier Carpets Serenity Imperial Velveteen installed in Harpenden

Herts Carpets the Harpenden Carpets business has recently installed the Cavalier Carpets Serenity Imperial cut pile tufted carpet for our customer.

We installed the following:

Living room in Cavalier Carpets in the range Serenity Imperial, in the colourway Velveteen.

Treadmore underlay 8mm

The Serenity Imperial range is a luxury, 100% bleach cleanable Polypropylene yarn, available in a palette of 14 contemporary colourways.  Cavalier Carpets are designed and manufactured in Britain to the highest quality.

The most popular feature of this range is its softness due to its high pile – long fibers that create a plush, fluffy look and feel.  Made for extra heavy duty use with action backing, it is ideal for any area of the home and its 2 ply yarn ensures better wear and longer appearance retention.  It is 100% bleach cleanable, made using state of the art synthetic fibres, so guaranteed to never stain. This carpet really is perfect for any lifestyle.

This range is moth resistant and resilient, so resists everyday wear and tear, yet still remains luxurious and soft.  It gives a welcoming and cosy look while creating a lasting impression in our customer’s home.

If you’re looking for great value in lasting luxury with a silky feel underfoot, the Serenity Imperial range is an excellent choice.

Herts Carpets have a shop in Piggottshill Lane, Southdown and we also provide a mobile estimating service in and around the Harpenden area, book a free estimate with our friendly and professional team today!

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Elements London Wall Street Whisky Sour installed in Radlett

Herts Carpets the Radlett Carpet and Flooring business has recently installed the Elements London Wall Street luxury super soft cut pile carpet for our customer.

We installed the following:

Bedroom in Elements London, in the range Wall Street, in the colourway Whisky Sour.

The Wall Street range is part of the Manhattan Collection of thick and luxurious, super soft cut pile carpet which is both silky smooth and big and bold.  It is available in a palette of 7 softly muted colours from Elements London, one of the leading luxury carpet companies in the UK.

This carpet combines quality with refined style in an extravagant and modern collection.  Suitable for heavy domestic use, moth resistant and with a tog rating of 1.7, it is perfect for both bedrooms and living rooms for an unrivaled softness underfoot.

All Elements London carpets are expertly manufactured from the latest innovation in carpet fibres, TEKSILK. This is a unique yarn system, engineered to feel silky smooth but wear as tough as Teflon for a hard-wearing yet super luxurious surface. Made with meticulous attention to detail, this carpet is easily maintainable with a stunning finish.

For the environmentally conscious, this premium range provides the ideal solution as it is manufactured with Ceneva®, the world’s first carpet backing that contains no styrene-butadiene (a type of synthetic rubber), so provides an enhanced living environment. It is made from Antron® nylon, which lasts up to 75% longer than the majority of competitive nylon carpets.  Eco friendly and hard wearing means better for the environment and better for your budget.

For the ultimate in luxury carpet that makes an impression and stands the test of time, the Wall Street range is your ideal choice.

Herts Carpets offer a mobile estimating service in and around the Radlett area, book a free estimate with our friendly and professional team today!

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Herringbone flooring

Herringbone flooring, which is the pattern made by parquet block flooring, is a huge trend in interior design and transforms any space with its distinctive character.  It is named after the herring fish as it resembles its bone structure, and dates back to Ancient Egypt. If you want to make an impression in your home these feature floors will give you a striking finish in any room.

How is it different to Chevron flooring?

It is easy to confuse herringbone and chevron flooring at first glance.  The main difference is that herringbone floors are rectangle boards, whereas chevron boards are cut at an angle. An easy way to tell between them is that herringbone has subtler look with a type of ‘broken zigzag’ design, giving a more traditional, classic look.

The main difference between the two is the cuts used during installation. If you look closely, you will notice that the Chevron pattern cuts the ends of the wood or tile at a 45 degree angle. They join with another 45 degree edge in order to make a right angle, thereby creating this arrow-like pattern.

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Choosing the material

There is a variety of choice available to create your perfect herringbone look and suit your budget.  From the floors to the walls, it’s easy to create a gorgeous look that will stand the test of time with wood, vinyl planks, tile, porcelain, and even marble.

Various hardwoods can be used to create a herringbone floor including Red Oak, White Oak, Maple, Sapele, Hickory and Walnut. The distinctive woodgrain and colour of each hardwood add their unique touch to the final design outcome – White Oak, for instance, has a straight grain with light-coloured sapwood and light-to-dark heartwood. Hardwood floors, with proper care, can last for generations.

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A great option is engineered wood planks (engineered wood or hardwood veneer over a hardwood plywood base) which are available in a wide variety of colours, finishes, textures and sizes, allowing you to choose a truly individual combination. Broad planks are suited to a contemporary look whilst narrow planks will fit an urban or industrial decor scheme.  Bamboo and reclaimed wood tiles are also great choices.

An affordable choice for a quality, luxurious floor, is herringbone luxury vinyl tiles (LVT). These offer a natural looking, textured finish with the benefits of water resistance, so are low maintenance yet practical in any area of the home.

Laminate flooring is another affordable option which gives durability and a natural looking finish to suit your budget.  These are also easier to install and maintain.

For the kitchen and bathroom 

In areas exposed to water like the bathroom and kitchen, you can use ceramic or stone tiles with a timber look, arranged in a herringbone pattern to achieve your specific design goal.

Wood effect ceramic tiles laid in a herringbone pattern offer an aesthetic but practical alternative to traditional timber or engineered wood flooring options in wet area applications. Bathrooms, kitchens and laundry rooms are exposed to moisture with wood-based options running the risk of warping and mould. Timber look tiles in ceramic or stone deliver the same timeless design outcome without the hassle of humidity-related problems.

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LVT flooring is also suited to wet areas as it is water resistant, and it is durable so withstands high foot traffic areas. This makes it a practical choice for both kitchens and bathrooms which gives a luxurious, elegant look.  Laminate flooring is another, very affordable option which is also easy to clean and stands the test of time.

If you want a wood floor for the kitchen, it is best to choose engineered wood as it is less susceptible to moisture and changes in temperature.  This is a look that can easily be achieved using laminate or LVT flooring though, without the worry.

Another great feature is that the zigzag pattern of herringbone flooring gives the illusion of movement, so it lends small spaces a sense of depth and spaciousness, making it ideal for bathrooms and smaller kitchens.

Colours

Herringbone flooring comes in a wide range of colours as well as variations.  You can choose the perfect combination to suit your home whether its a contemporary or traditional style.  Grey wood flooring is a very popular trend right now and looks incredibly elegant in the lounge and hallway, while a wood effect always looks gorgeous in a country style kitchen.

 

What’s more, herringbone parquet flooring can be installed in a number of different colours and finishes, to suit your taste and compliment your existing home décor. How your herringbone parquet is installed can determine how prominent or how subtle the finish is, too. If you prefer a more natural look, this can be achieved using lighter-toned wood with little graining. If you prefer a bolder, statement look, opt for a mid-toned wood with lots of character that will shine through once the floor is installed.

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There are some general rules which can come in handy when choosing the right colour. Dark flooring looks great with natural light, larger areas, light wall colourings and to create a cosy space.  Light flooring is suited to smaller spaces, helps to brighten up rooms and works well with pastel colours where you can easily create contrast with coloured accessories.

Whatever look you want to achieve in your home, we can help with all your flooring and carpet needs.   Contact us here to book a free estimate with our friendly and professional Herts Carpets team today!

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Hammer Carpets Scandic Weave 674-28 installed in Harpenden

Herts Carpets the Harpenden Carpets business has recently installed the Hammer Carpets Scandic Weave 100% wool flat-woven carpet for our customer.

We installed the following:

Stairs and landing in Hammer Carpets in the range Scandic Weave, in the colourway 674-28.

The Scandic Weave range is a luxury, 100% Wool flat-weave carpet in a clean, stylish design with a Danish touch, available in a choice of 9 contemporary colourways.

This premium quality carpet carries a heavy domestic rating, making it ideal for any area of the home and perfect for high foot traffic areas like the stairs and landing. It has a low TOG and is suitable for use with underfloor heating.  The Scandic Weave range also has a 5 year wear guarantee.

The attractive woven texture and soft natural shade gives a stunning, modern finish whilst being soft and comfortable underfoot.  This versatile range fits perfectly with this neutral and stylish interior.

Wool is an excellent fiber for carpets due to its sustainable, strong, hard-wearing, crush-resistant and abrasion-resistant qualities. It is it also biodegradable and from a renewable source. This traditional fiber is a great choice for long term use and is naturally flame resistant. Wool does not attract lint which makes it easier to clean with a vacuum.  Another benefit of installing a wool-rich carpet in the home is energy efficiency as it prevents heat loss through the floor.

If you’re looking for a soft, luxurious carpet that can withstand a busy life, this range could be an excellent fit for your home.

Herts Carpets have a shop in Piggottshill Lane, Southdown and we also provide a mobile estimating service in and around the Harpenden area, book a free estimate with our friendly and professional team today!

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Choosing your office flooring

When choosing flooring for an office space, form and function are among the top priorities.  Once you have decided what look you want to achieve, flooring is a vital part of how you achieve the desired effect, and you also need to bear in mind what the flooring needs to withstand in each area.  The kitchen area should be non-slip to prevent accidents whilst the meeting rooms can be more luxurious.

Consider how much traffic is going through an area. This will influence the type of flooring you choose. For example, your lobby and reception area is bound to have a lot of people going through. In this case, a strong luxury vinyl tile or heavy duty linoleum would be suitable.

On the flip side, your conference room will have fewer people walking about inside. In this case, a good luxury carpet or stylish carpet tiles would be suitable here, although LVT would still look very luxurious.

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There are a wide range of options to cater for whatever you want to achieve and tick all the right boxes.  Cost is of course an important factor and though you can go for cheaper, non-durable options you will most probably end up having to replace them within a few years.

Here are some of the most popular options;

Carpet Tiles

Carpet tiles are extremely popular for office flooring. They come in a wide variety of styles and colours and can be installed and replaced easily. One of the best features of carpet tiles is their affordability. When wear and tear occurs, individual tiles can be changed as opposed to replaced the entire flooring area.

For a warming environment, carpet can add a welcome homely touch to a corporate office space. Provide a comfortable working environment and employee productivity is bound to increase. Furthermore, carpet is a great choice in terms of noise insulation. From footsteps to phone calls, offices can be cluttered with unhelpful noises which can distract even the most concentrated minds. Carpet is perfect for absorbing these excess sounds, helping employees to remain focussed.

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Carpet is also great for hiding unsightly dirt and can save on heating bills as it keeps warmth in.  It cannot withstand spills as well as other types of flooring but this is not as much of an issue in the main office as in areas like the kitchen.

Vinyl Flooring

Vinyl flooring is durable with a good level of water resistance and a slip-resistant finish, so is ideal for busy areas like reception.  It has good noise insulation so is also suitable for busy offices where sounds can echo and travel.

For high levels of practicality, sheet vinyl flooring is an excellent option. Not only is it resistant to dents and scratches, it is also embarrassingly easy to clean. Furthermore, sheet vinyl is able to resist fading and has an impressive life span due to its enviable durability. With the ability to last for many years, sheet vinyl is therefore a cost effective option; not only can it be relatively inexpensive, you will also not be required to replace it every few years.

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Whatever look you want in your office, vinyl flooring offers an incredibly realistic replication of natural materials at an affordable price point.

LVT Flooring

Luxury vinyl tile (LVT) flooring has a stunning finish and is durable.  It has superior acoustics and excellent soundproofing qualities.  Easy to maintain, slip and spill resistant and extremely durable, it stand the test of time while maintain a luxurious look.  A wide range of design options are available which give a realistic look of natural stone or wood in an affordable price range.  They are most suited to medium to low footfall areas.

LVT flooring is incredibly durable, easy to maintain and versatile. With a wide variety of finishes and design options, it integrates seamlessly into almost any design scheme, making it a perfect fit for practically every room in your office.

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As it is both durable and aesthetically pleasing, LVT flooring is a great choice for the reception area to create a good first impression for customers and withstand a higher level of foot traffic.  It also works well in general office areas, conference rooms and kitchen areas.

Laminate Flooring

Laminate used for commercial flooring (with a medium to high AC rating) is specially optimised for high foot traffic.  It has a high-quality wear layer that protects the photographic layer beneath which makes it scratch and dent resistant.  It is easy to maintain, hypoallergenic and stain resistant whilst being comfortable underfoot thanks to its shock absorbent qualities.  It does not absorb moisture so no mold or bacteria can grow in it.

Laminate flooring is particularly suitable for busy spaces like offices and showrooms and comes in a wide variety of designs and colours.  Laminate is a very affordable option for achieving a wood, ceramic, or stone look.

The practical abilities are endless too – with anti-static, anti-allergen, anti-stain, easy to clean properties, it is no wonder laminate is so popular. Laminate will overall help ensure that your flooring and employees are comfortable for the duration of the floor’s lifetime.

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If you have medium to heavy foot traffic, you will need laminate flooring with an AC4 or AC5 rating.  For smaller business that have fewer employees and less visiting clients, an AC3 rating may be sufficient.

Wood Flooring

The classic look of wood flooring is hard to beat.  When you need your office space to impress clients, it’s an excellent choice.  It has a beautiful and natural warmth and there are a wide variety of style options available.  Wood is easy to clean as most spills can simply be wiped away, and long lasting given the proper maintenance.  It is also better for air quality as dust and other allergens cannot cling to it like they do with other flooring types.

Wooden floors have a classic and gripping appeal to them. Hardwood floors look rustic yet modern at the same time.  Wooden flooring in an office space is a good idea, because it looks effortless and professional. Wooden floors are considered to be a perfect fit for an office, because of their minimal appearance and their stylish class. It makes the room look more spacious and it adds a touch of class and style to the professional office setting. Wooden floors shine in an office setting, which makes it perfect for this type of set up.

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If you have centralised air conditioning in your office, wood flooring will last longer as no moisture or bacteria will accumulate, so the wood will not deteriorate.

Safety Flooring

Typically, safety flooring is installed in wet rooms, toilets, kitchens and other areas where a tough, durable and non-slip finish is required. It is extremely durable and helps to make your office a safer place.  It has no gaps to harbour dirt and is versatile.  It comes in a range of effects to give a stylish finish.

Safety flooring can also withstand exposure to moisture, humidity or temperature changes. The versatility of safety flooring makes it suitable in an office – including as bathroom or kitchen flooring – although bright colours should be chosen to avoid clinical and cold atmospherics.

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This is specifically designed to be safe for multiple environments where hygiene is essential.

Herts Carpets can help you choose the right materials for your office to fit your requirements and provide the best lifetime value.  Contact us here to book a free estimate with our friendly and professional Herts Carpets team today!

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How to look after your carpet

Once your perfect carpet is installed, it’s important to look after it.  Frequent cleaning and dealing with any incidents quickly will keep your carpet looking good for years to come.

Vacuum regularly and more frequently in high traffic areas.

Clean spots and spills quickly with products that do not damage the carpet or cause it to resoil quicker.

Professionally deep clean your carpets every 12 to 18 months to remove embedded dirt and grime.

Stop dirt at the door by using mats outside and in, taking your shoes off when you enter the house and changing your air filters to reduce airborne dust particles.

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The better you care for your carpet, the longer it will last and keep your home looking stylish.

Vacuuming

This is the easiest and most effective way to keep your carpet clean.  It removes dust, dirt, allergens and particles so improves the air you breathe as well.

Dirt has abrasive qualities and can actually erode the backing of carpet over time, when it is repeatedly ground in by everyday foot traffic, so it is important to remove it regularly.

You should vacuum your carpets at least once a week, but bear in mind that with heavier foot traffic and/or pets, it will need to be vacuumed more often.

Slow and steady is the way to vacuum, ensuring that you cover corners and crevices where dust can built. Make use of the attachments provided to make this easier.

As you vacuum your carpet, pass the vacuum cleaner back and forth slowly. When there are so many other chores and duties requiring your time, it can be very tempting to move the vacuum as quickly as you can, to speed up the process. However, this does not allow the vacuum adequate time to pick up everything in the carpet fibers, and so it will not be as effective.

Instead, run the vacuum slowly in one direction, and then pull it back towards you. Move on to the next section of carpet, allowing the vacuum to slightly overlap the area you just cleaned, to allow for the lack of brush or suction at the very edge of the vacuum head.

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Remember to replace or empty vacuum bags when they are half to two-thirds full as this improves the efficiency of the vacuum.

Choose the right vacuum

Make sure you choose the right vacuum for your home as they excel in different areas.  It may be a good idea to invest in more than one to handle all your cleaning challenges.  For example, upright vacuums are ideal for large carpeted rooms while a cordless handheld one makes cleaning stairs a lot easier.

For cut pile carpets, a vacuum cleaner fitted with a beater bar and/or brushes is recommended and for loop pile carpets, one without a beater bar or brushes is most suitable.  Make sure the height is set correctly before starting.

If you have carpeting in your home, you probably know that not all vacuums are created equal. While some vacuums are designed for hardwood or tile, if you’re looking to clean carpeted areas, you’re going to need something that has enough suctioning power to pull dirt and debris from even high pile carpets. Luckily, there are plenty of options available.

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Investing in the right vacuum not only makes your life easier with household chores, it can also prolong the life of your carpet.

Clean up spills straight away

Spills will always happen, especially if you have kids.  Dealing with them straight away means you can minimise any damage.

The most important carpet commandments to keep in mind are to work quickly and never rub. Dab cleaning solution onto the trouble spot immediately—the longer you wait, the harder it will be to remove the stain. Then, blot with paper towels or a clean cloth, as this gently puts a small amount of pressure on the liquid, helping to soak it up instead of letting it set in. Remember to blot from the outside in to prevent the spill from spreading.

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Preventive measures are always useful too; if you know the kids will be having messy playtime, lay down an old shower curtain or towel on the carpet first.

Be ready!

Make sure you have the right kit to deal with whatever comes your way.  Keep paper towels, microfibre cloths, stain removal agents and brushes handy. You can also make a solution of vinegar and water in a spray bottle to have ready and some bicarbonate of soda is great for soaking up grease and excess moisture, as well as dealing with unwanted odours.

It’s also a good idea to have a steam mop or handheld steam cleaner available. Steam cuts through dirt, grease and grime. It also kills 99.9% of harmful bacteria. And, most importantly, it doesn’t require complementary cleaning agents — which is very important in a family home.

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Having the right tools ready to deal with any spills straight away saves time and hassle.

Trim any snags

Never pull a snag.  They will happen at some point and you don’t want to tear the carpet away from the backing.  Instead, trim them neatly with a pair of scissors.

If you have a shag type carpet, you can remove carpet snags by simply snipping away the fuzzy edges of the snags with a pair of sharp scissors. Running your hand over the trimmed area helps blend the cut fibers into the carpeting again. Removing snags in tightly woven berber carpet takes a bit more effort to keep the carpet looking like new.

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It’s a good idea to deal with snags as soon as you see them as they will worsen over time.

Take some time to look after your carpet and make sure you’re ready to deal with anything that may occur, and it will stay looking great in your home for years to come.

If you’re looking for your perfect and easy to maintain carpet, contact us here to book a free estimate with our friendly and professional Herts Carpets team today!

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Valley Wholesale Chestnut Oak Luxury Vinyl Sheet flooring installed in Luton

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Herts Carpets the Luton Carpet and Flooring business has recently installed Luxury Vinyl Sheet (LVS) flooring from Valley Wholesale  for our customer.

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Valley Wholesale Luxury Vinyl Sheet Flooring in Chestnut Oak.

This LVS flooring is ideal for any area of the home as it is strong but soft underfoot, easy to maintain and multi-purpose.   The single solid surface also makes it an excellent choice for moisture-prone rooms like bathrooms and kitchens.  It has a layered construction and protective finish that resists scratches, dents and stains making it perfect for a busy family lifestyle.

This range is the combination of sophisticated design with high performance and is built to last.  This stylish and affordable alternative to natural wood flooring gives protection from wear and tear, leading to a long-lasting beautiful floor covering.  It combines incredible realism and comfort with durability and affordability.

If you’re looking for natural warmth with a stunning finish and lasting performance, this range of LVS could be the ideal fit for you.

Herts Carpets offer a mobile estimating service in and around the Luton area, book a free estimate with our friendly and professional team today!

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Himalaya Carpets Discovery 55 installed in Harpenden

Herts Carpets the Harpenden Carpets business has recently installed the Himalaya Carpets Discovery 55 wool loop pile carpet for our customer.

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Lounge in Himalaya Carpets in the range Discovery 55, in the colourway 7675.

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The Discovery range of carpets is made with 100% pure new wool in a loop pile available in a choice of 11 contemporary colourways.

Designed for warmth, comfort and lasting softness with a richness in appearance, this is a fantastic quality choice for any room.  Suitable for heavy domestic use this environmentally friendly, natural carpet is made to last and easy to look after with a comfortable feel underfoot for the perfect combination of sophistication and practicality.

Wool is an excellent fiber for carpets due to its sustainable, strong, hard-wearing, crush-resistant and abrasion-resistant qualities. This traditional fiber is a great choice for long term use and is naturally flame resistant. Another benefit of installing a wool-rich carpet in the home is energy efficiency as it prevents heat loss through the floor.

If you are looking for a carpet with a timeless style that will look and feel luxurious for years to come, the Himalaya Discovery range could be the perfect fit for your home.

Herts Carpets have a shop in Piggottshill Lane, Southdown and we also provide a mobile estimating service in and around the Harpenden area, book a free estimate with our friendly and professional team today!

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Xylo Flooring London Collection Sicily Oak Laminate Flooring installed in Rickmansworth

Herts Carpets the Rickmansworth Carpet and Flooring business has recently installed the Xylo Flooring London Collection range of Laminate Flooring for our customer.

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Xylo Flooring London Collection Laminate Flooring in Sicily Oak.

Manufactured to the highest technical and environmental specifications using meticulously chosen raw materials, Xylo Flooring is a great choice for quality and longevity with a richness of colour.

Designed for heavy domestic use, this laminate flooring is suitable for anywhere in the home and perfect for a busy family area. It has a matt finish with 4 edge bevel for easy maintenance, increased traction underfoot and an elegant appearance.

Unlike a solid wood floor, laminate flooring can easily withstand moisture and every-day wear and tear, making it perfect for all lifestyles. It is also softer underfoot yet extremely hard-wearing and durable, making it an excellent choice for those areas that experience heavy footfall.  With an aluminum oxide top coating, laminate flooring holds up to scratches, dents, fading and stains so is suitable for homes with pets as well.

Ideal for both the modern and family home, this laminate flooring provides a cost-effective, durable choice with the on trend, New Nordic look. These light and neutral tones give an effortlessly stylish result that will look great for years to come.

If you’re looking to add a character with a natural light to your space, then this versatile laminate flooring range may be for you.

Herts Carpets offer a mobile estimating service in and around the Rickmansworth area, book a free estimate with our friendly and professional team today!

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