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where is this carpet from?

14 years ago
Row House Interiors Stair · More Info

Comments (5)

  • PRO
    14 years ago
    Hello! It is a Woodard & Greenstein, Dorchester #60 Stair Runner.
  • 13 years ago
    Looks great!
  • 13 years ago
    THERE IS A STRONGER WAY TO MAKE A LANDING IN A SHAPE . YOU CAN CUT IT TO THE SHAPE YOU WANT AND THEN EDGE IT . THAT MEANS YOU HAVE NO MITER. THE PROBLEM WITH THE MITER THEY HAVE MADE IS IT IS POSITIONED ON A PIVOT POINT , MEANING PEOPLE WILL TWIST THEIR FEET WHEN THEY WALK THERE . THAT WONT LAST LONG . AT www.wholesalecarpets.co.uk WE USE A NON MITERED PIECE.HERE IS AN EXAMPLE . THAT IS ROCK SOLID. JULIAN
  • 13 years ago
    The same technique can be used to make a landing in a u shape that will be super durable because its made in one piece. Here are a lot of examples of the different landing treatments done the correct way . http://www.wholesalecarpets.co.uk/stair-runners-landing/ .You can also email the company and get free unique advice to make your stair runner job easy. .
  • PRO
    12 years ago
    Woodard & Greenstein, Dorchester #60 Stair Runner
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