Stairs
Stair carpet
Carpet makes a staircase soft and quiet. It dampens the sound of footsteps through the house and feels warm underfoot.
Overview
A stair runner or a fully carpeted staircase
A stair runner is a strip of carpet down the middle of the staircase, leaving the tread visible on both sides. The wood or poured floor of the staircase then stays part of the picture. A fully carpeted staircase is calmer, and suits a staircase up to the bedrooms or the attic.
Wool is warm and wears well; sisal and other natural fibres give a coarser, more artisanal texture. We match the colour and the binding of the runner to the treads and the wall.
Carpet is fitted tightly around the nosing of each tread. On a staircase that is also being renovated, we choose the finish of the treads first, so that the runner suits it.
- Runner or fully carpeted
- Wool, sisal or other natural fibres
- Dampens sound and feels warm
- Matched to treads and wall
Applications
Suited to
- Homes
- Staircases to the bedrooms
- Attic staircases
Technical information
- Type
- Stair runner or fully carpeted staircase
- Material
- Wool, sisal or other natural fibres
- Sizing
- Measured tread by tread
- Existing staircase
- Assessed beforehand, made sound first where needed
- Lead time
- Depending on the staircase and the finish
Values are indicative. The final specification is determined per project, based on the situation on site, the intended use and the choices made.
Showroom
See it in person.
Material, colour and detail can only be judged at full scale. In the showroom we lay out samples, fabrics and profiles side by side, under changing light.
Book a showroom appointment