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19/6/2016 at 10:53am
 Location: Skipton N Yorkshire
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Hi has anyone on here had there caravan re carpeted.
I was thinking about having it done but am a little worried how it would be finished off around the furniture.Ive had a look and all the carpet from factory fitted runs underneath.


19/6/2016 at 11:00am
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A pro carpet fitter will know his job.A friend had his done by one and it was a real professional job.

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19/6/2016 at 12:05pm
 Location: Worcestershire
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When we had our tourer I removed the seats it's quiet easy only a few hold them down then you can carpet up to the edge of the van,and it looks more professional
Tony

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19/6/2016 at 12:27pm
 Location: Midlands
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Cut it yourself and get it edged?



19/6/2016 at 12:46pm
 Location: Lichfield
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Have you thought about fitting square carpet tiles instead?
Although it may take a little longer to fit, it's a much easier DIY job plus you can replace any worn ones in the future if you purchase a few more than required.
I was going to do mine as I can't find any carpet off-cuts in green but can in tiles.


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20/6/2016 at 1:08pm
 Location: Lincs
 Outfit: Coachman Wanderer 19
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Quote: Originally posted by tango55 on 19/6/2016
Have you thought about fitting square carpet tiles instead?
Although it may take a little longer to fit, it's a much easier DIY job plus you can replace any worn ones in the future if you purchase a few more than required.
I was going to do mine as I can't find any carpet off-cuts in green but can in tiles.



We did ours with carpet tiles, made a super job of it, and really pleased with result.

Unfortunately, I spilled milk out of the fridge last time out.

At the end of hols sour milk smell beginning to permeate atmosphere, not good, and squaw not at all happy with Big Chief Wazzack !!

Just took up the affected ones, washed, disinfect, re-laid, all back to normal, simples.

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Andy

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20/6/2016 at 3:07pm
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No use crying over spilled milk eh ?

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20/6/2016 at 3:38pm
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Quote: Originally posted by jeff juke on 20/6/2016
No use crying over spilled milk eh ?



Wasn't the crying that bothered me, it was the earache after dropping the 2ltr plastic bottle of milk and the top bursting open.

But to be serious for a moment and back to the OP.

Carpet tiles are a really useful way to go when re-doing the floor.

Cant recommend enough.

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Andy


25/6/2016 at 8:03pm
 Location: Dundee Scotland
 Outfit: ace 470 caravan mondeo tdci zetec s
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Hi,we replaced the two piece carpet in our 10 year old ace 470 as the original was a bit passed its best.We took our originals to a local carpet fitter,he used these as templates and we chose which carpet we wanted.They were ready the following day with edges bound £60 total cost.What a difference it made,looks great.


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26/6/2016 at 5:54pm
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Had fitted carpet fitted three vans back bought end of roll for £18 in brown/ white/fawn check which matched soft furnishings carpet fitter charged £25 quid. van a lot warmer one join in rear bath room door way fitted wood slat across looked bees knees no more crumbs between carpet and cupboards. He fitted it into slots in furniture about one inch without blocking gas drop out vents in floor used press studs in out of way places no trip up / or carpet movement £8 for press studs/tape etc
£51 20/30 mins work hotel luxury can be lifted to prove no floor delamination. New van carpets over £250 from dealer
Used mother-in-laws carpet cleaner before selling van £0

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