or £43.99 m²Get 25% OFF and FREE Fitting when you buy the equivalent size Airstep Underlay
Special Order
These products are specially ordered for you with our manufacturers. As soon as you place your order, your local store will be in touch to let you know when your products will become available and provide updates.
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Measurements Guide
Room measurements must be given in 0.1 Metre increments. If you are measuring your room in Feet and Inches, please use this handy conversion chart to find the correct width or length in Metres. If your measurement falls inbetween the sizes below, please round up to the nearest 0.1 Metre.
The Scorpio Wilton carpet is a lavish Wilton cover, made with flexible polypropylene yarn which has been heat-set for improved enduring appearance maintenance and execution. It is accessible in a plaid/Plaid configuration consolidating the most stylish trend hues.
Recommended Underlay - Airstep Diamond 12mm PU
Key Features
Recommended Underlay Airstep Diamond
The underlay we reccomend with this carpet is our Airstep Diamond 12mm PU underlay. The tog rating for this underlay is 2.89 however for extra comfort underfoot go for a higher quality underlay.
2550gsm total weight
The total weight of the carpet and its backing
10 Year Wear Warranty
Get some extra reassurance that you have a 10 year wear warranty
Heavy domestic use
Suitable for heavy domestic use, in high traffic areas
10.0mm pile height
The Pile height is the height of the strand of carpet
1500gsm pile weight
The amount of yarn put into each pile
Polypropylene
Polypropylene (also known as olefin) is popular due to its combination of stain resistance, softness and value for money. Polypropylene is suitable for parents and pet owners alike.
Staff in store were very helpful and assisted me in obtaining the right carpet and underlay. Simon and Karl the fitters were amazing. They did a great job fitting the carpet and l...
