FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2007
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Trade Carpets rises from the ashes!

 


Friendly staff there to serve you
I was very disappointed in January last year when my favourite carpet shop went up in flames.
I was on the way to a concert when I saw the flames destroying a building where I had found so many bargains.



Trade Carpet's premises in the London Road
Industrial Estate burned to the ground last year

But after a short spell at Alma Park, I'm delighted to see Trade Carpets has risen from the ashes and is now fit and well on Dysart Road where they have been since June 2006.
After the blaze destroyed the building, owners Phil Dyer and John Bierton worked hard to get the company back on track.
In June, last year, they relocated to a unit on Dysart Road, which boasts a stylish showroom with an impressive selection of carpets, beds and sofas on offer.

 


Easy to compare colours and prices

Like before, they have found somewhere where parking is not a problem, and it is just across the road from a brand new shopping park. Good value for money has helped to build Trade Carpets up to be one of the best carpet retailers in Grantham.

 


Proud to offer such an extensive range of carpets at
good prices. They are, from left - Phil Dyer and
John Bierton

Owners Phil and John pride themselves on offering year round value, steering clear of sales gimmicks.
Carpets sell from an average of £3.99 a yard or £4.77 a metre for a natural Berber or twist carpet with built-in underlay and they're perfect for any room. A product that sells particularly well is the 80/20 wool twist, a luxurious carpet ideal for anywhere in the house.
Whatever you have in mind, there will be something to suit your needs.The second floor in the showroom is home to a selection of beds, sofas and three piece suites, and great deals include small two-seater sofas from £99, divan bed sets from £99 and three piece suits from £399.



The showroom's second floor boasts a variety of
sofas, beds and three piece suites.

They will even come round to your home for a full fitting, measuring and delivery service.
And of course it's not solely carpets. I'm looking to erect a conservatory and I'll be going round to Trade Carpets to choose my furniture for it.

 


Conservatory furniture at reasonable prices
It is open Monday to Saturday 9am to 5pm and Sundays from 10.30am to 4pm.

An impressive selection of carpets is available
To get in contact with Trade Carpets, phone them on 01476 566771

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