Carpet Court

frequently asked questions

Most Frequently asked questions about floorcoverings.

  1. What is the difference between a broadloom metre and a square metre?

    Answer: A broadloom metre is actually 3.66 square metres, i.e. 1 metre cut from a carpet roll which are normally 3.66 metres in width. It is always a good idea to compare the square metre cost of carpet against other floor coverings such as ceramic tiles or vinyl and timber as they are specifically priced by the square metre and a better comparison of value can be seen.

  2. How much does a Timber/Laminate floor cost?

    Answer : Laminate Floors start at approximately $30 per square metre plus installation. Whereas floating timber floors start at approximately $50 plus installation depending on the species of timber chosen.

  3. Which is better, Wool or Nylon carpet?

    Answer :There are various qualitites of Wool and Nylon carpets available across a range of price points. Each fibre has its own benefits. For specific recommendations please contact your nearest Carpet Court store on 132064.

  4. How long will it take to install floorcovering in my home?

    Answer : Depending on the size of your home, most installations are completed within one day.

  5. Should I buy a plush or twist pile carpet?

    Answer : A plush pile carpet is very luxurious and comfortable to live with. A twist pile carpet has the added benefit of minimising the appearance of tracking or footmarking. It is recommended you select products depending on your lifestyle and the foot traffic in your home.

  6. What is the trend currently in carpets?

    Answer : Sisal carpet is very popular and sales are increasing all the time.

  7. What is the benefit in selecting vinyl flooring over other floor coverings, such as ceramics?

    Answer : Vinyl is available in very new and modern colours, easily cleaned and very economical. It is also softer and more confortable under foot.

  8. Can Carpet Court remove our existing floor coverings?

    Answer : Yes we can, at a minimal cost.