Your Flooring Order - 6 Easy Steps

Six easy to follow steps for how to order your flooring

1. Step One - Selection

   If its a carpet you need, simply browse and select a range by either colour, pile type, or room suitability. When browsing the online samples, you can refine your search by using the 'Filter Results' options. 
   If selecting a vinyl, all our samples are instore except the Best Buy range. Vinyls vary in thickness , texture and ware capability which is reflected in the price. 
   When choosing a PVC vinyl tile such as Karndean, select a wear layer and pattern to match your budget.
   With laminate and engineered wood floors the difference is similar to vinyls and PVC vinyl, the higher quality the product the more scratch resistant it will be and the better the effect.
   
   If you're unsure on which flooring suits you, feel free to contact us or visit instore for advice.
   Remember that the majority of our ranges are instore, only specially selected ranges are on the website.
   
   

2. Step Two - Measure

   Email or ring us with your sizes for an estimate using the Carpet Measuring Guide to assist you, with your choice of carpet and requirements. Or arrange for us to visit and measure for you (recommended).
   
   

3. Step Three - Samples & Confirmation

   
   Request samples which will be delivered to your door or brought with us when we measure, returnable after 2-3 days, to confirm colour in natural and artificial light in your home.
   
   

4. Step Four - Quotation

   
   Either email or ring to confirm your selection of colour and quality and if you haven't already, request a measure. A quotation will follow.
   
   

5. Step Five - Place Order

   
   Once satisfied with your choice, read our terms and conditions and carpet wearing characteristics, then confirm your order with your allocated quotation number and a 30% deposit.
   
   

6. Step Six - Fitting / Collection / Delivery

   
   When the goods are in stock you will be contacted with, if supply only, collection or delivery date, or a fit date. Balance due prior to fitting.