Carpet tiles - outlets

[Amy]

Anybody know anywhere with a decent range of domestic carpet tiles? Somewhere in the Croydon/Sutton/Redhill area?

I'm looking for something half decent to go in my flat.

Yes, I've already checked out B&Q, Homebase and Wickes...

[Dombo]

Why tiles? just go to a carpet place and get them to relay the place properly

[Jon H]

[quote="Dombo"]Why tiles?

[John the old'un]

I don't know if Allders still do carpets but they used to do a great range of carpet tiles.

[McTaffy]

The best are probably the ones used in offices, very hard wearing but not so soft on the feet. But hey it is tiles your after and not carpet. So with this in mind I would phone a company that fits out offices and ask them where they get their tiles from.

[Dombo]

Or you could always live in an office. The furniture is quite hardwearing too and the broadband usually superfast

[Amy]

I would just like to thank the above for their useful responses to my simple question

[Dombo]

That's nothing. Wait til you get a puncture on the CR. The advice will be flowing thick and fast.
We're nothing if not a full service forum

[CaroleH]

Go for carpet!! No-one uses carpet tiles!!

[Jon H]

Finbar will be along shortly with some advice about shag pile

[Dombo]

Or how about just tiles, for that mediterranean holiday apartment look? Chuck down some rugs, et voila!

[Phil H]

Tiles + cycling shoes?

Curse you Mr. Hemming. I was working up a pun based on that but everything that sprung to mind was far too filthy for a family website.

[John the old'un]

[quote="Amy"]I would just like to thank the above for their useful responses to my simple question

[quote="John the old'un"][quote="Amy"]I would just like to thank the above for their useful responses to my simple question

[Dombo]

Might be worth thinking about wood or wood-effect flooring if you're thinking of selling. Or just straight carpet. Most potential buyers would likely be put off by carpet tiles - perhaps get an estate agent round and ask their opinion?