Checklist

Typical Room Layouts

Measure A and B. Making sure you measure into window/bay areas, furthest walls, and doorways.

Look out for walls that are further recessed than others, or may have a slight curve (possible in older houses).

Typical Hall, Stairs, and Landing

Measure into every door way, making sure you have the longest measurement.

The A measurement should be into the furthest doorway and then curve round the first step of the stairs.

Measure into the deepest recess and doorways.

If your previous carpet had dark edges this is usually caused by gaps under the skirting (the dark egdes is dust/dirt captured by the carpet). We would recommend these gaps are filled prior to fitting.

Check if the doors will clear the new carpet and underlay. A joiner may be required to cut the doors after fitting.

Any gaps or squeaking floor boards should be repaired.

We would advise against using joins in loop pile carpets. If unavoidable, place joins in recessed areas that are not used as much as other areas in the room. Stray filaments should be cut using scissors and care taken when cleaning.