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Choosing the Best New Flooring for your Home

By on June 15, 2013 in Carpets, Karndean, Laminate Flooring, Vinyl Flooring, Wood Flooring

New Flooring – An Important decision Selecting the best possible home flooring is a big decision. It requires careful budgeting and planning, as the result will be part of daily home life for years. Some factors to consider are the amount of foot traffic that a room has, what it is used for, the sort […]

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Decorate your living room to complement your flooring

By on June 11, 2013 in Carpets, Carpets & Flooring FAQ, Laminate Flooring, Wood Flooring

The heart of any home is the living room, a haven of space that can provide rest and relaxation away from a busy lifestyle, and an important location in which to socialise and spend time with friends and family. When it comes to decor, a living room space can be adapted to provide anything from […]

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UK Fuel Cards Limited – Our Experience

By on May 30, 2013 in Carpets

UK Fuel Cards Limited – Read the T&Cs very Carefully This blog post is related, to UK Fuels Limited, Company Reg No: 5023496 and no other company with any similar name. Last year a sales person from UK Fuel Cards Limited called me and told about their Diesel Price guarantee fuel card. It sounded great, […]

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Carpet Trends for 2013

By on May 22, 2013 in Carpets

Carpets are back in a big way. Though the last few years have seen functional vinyl flooring and hardwood dominate the modern household, the latest trends for 2013 have put a bit more softness back into the home. Luxurious materials, prints inspired by the past and cool contemporary gradients are all making their mark in […]

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Sustainable Flooring Choices

By on May 20, 2013 in Carpets, Carpets & Flooring FAQ

More and more of us are becoming increasingly aware of the adverse impact our day to day choices can have on the environment. Driving the car, not recycling our waste and high gas and electricity use all contribute to an increase in CO2 emissions. Advances in education and awareness mean many people are now much more […]

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