Carpet flooring for the rooms where comfort counts
Hard floors downstairs, soft carpet upstairs is how many Castleford homes end up. We'll help you choose the carpet half of that plan.
Warm floors for bedrooms, stairs and snugs
Carpet is still the best choice for rooms where you want warmth, comfort and quiet. Bedrooms and landings feel softer, and carpet on the stairs is gentler on knees and quieter for the rest of the house.
If you're putting hard flooring in downstairs, a carpet that picks up a tone from the laminate or LVT helps the house feel joined-up from the front door to the top of the stairs.
Choosing a carpet
Twist pile
The all-rounder: durable, hides footprints and comes in a huge range of colours.
Saxony
Deep, soft and luxurious — a favourite for bedrooms.
Loop pile
Flat, tough and textured; good for stairs and busy halls.
Patterned & wool-mix
A premium look and natural resilience for lounges and feature rooms.
About carpet
Should my landing carpet match the laminate in my hall?
It doesn't need to match exactly, but picking a carpet that shares a tone with the hard floor — warm with warm, cool with cool — makes the house feel connected. It's much easier to judge with both samples in front of you.
How much does underlay matter?
A lot. Good underlay improves comfort, warmth and sound insulation, and can extend the life of a carpet by up to 50%.
What's the most popular carpet style?
Twist pile. The yarn is tightly twisted and cut, which makes it hard-wearing and good at hiding footprints.
Flooring Services
See carpets beside your hard floors
We'll bring carpet and hard-floor samples together so you can match them on the spot.