CARPET ZONE supply commercial carpets in Luton for many

different businesses including office, hotels, restaurants,

nursing homes, industrial warehouses and many more.

From selection to fitting, we’ll come to you. No matter where

you are in the Beds, Herts or Bucks area our team of design

& flooring experts will happily come to you with a huge range

of samples and practical advice. Whether you want a simple

estimate or a complete selection and design service, we’ll

visit you at a time that suits you.

Carpet Zone, based in Bedfordshire, is a family business

established in Luton and for over 6 years, has been selling

top quality carpets to the local area with a strong

belief in customer service as well as great prices.

We have built up a high reputation in the supply of carpets

within the local area. With a free survey and estimating

service we would be only too happy to quote for supply and fitting of your next carpet or flooring.

We have an independent warehouse located in Luton, offering a vast range of carpets, vinyl and floor coverings from stock.

We use fully insured, trained and skilled fitters who take pride in ensuring flooring is fitted to the highest standards.

We are a team of experienced professionals, and therefore we can offer informed, expert advice.

There are many choices to make beyond the look of your carpet, such as the fibre the carpet is made of. Most carpet manufacturers consider the carpet fibres they use when designing a particular carpet, as the design and fibre often indictate the use of the carpet or rug.

Here are a couple of fibres commonly used for carpets and rugs and their main features:-

Nylon - Nylon is a fibre commonly used for carpets and rugs, equalling approximately 65% of all fibre found in carpets. That’s because nylon is wear-resistant and can endure heavy weight. That makes nylon the perfect choice for virtually any area in the home, even heavy traffic areas.

Acrylic - Acrylic is very similar to wool in its appearance and feel; however, acrylic is much less expensive when compared to wool. It’s also resistant to mildew and moisture and is therefore the fibre of choice for bath rugs.

For a detailed description of more fibres please visit our main website.