Chestnut 44 StainGuard Harvest Heathers Supreme Carpet
This Chestnut 44 StainGuard Harvest Heathers Supreme Carpet adds a warm heathered ambience. Its soft and practical pile makes this Associated Weavers carpet a great choice for living rooms, bedrooms and many other areas.
Its warm and dusky hue contains light and dark shades with rich brown highlights and adds a rich atmosphere to any room. The cosy 10.5mm pile gives this carpet a stunning feel underfoot. Its stain resistant and dilute bleach cleanable polypropylene yarn makes this durable carpet a fantastic addition to any home.
This action backed carpet boasts a hardwearing and robust base layer and it is designed to be used with an underlay. Adding a quality underlay to this carpet can help enhance its 1.5 TOG rating, increase its cushioning and maximise its lifespan. Take a look at all of our underlay options here.
Take a look at all of the wonderful options in the full StainGuard Harvest Heathers Supreme Carpet Range.
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This Chestnut 44 StainGuard Harvest Heathers Supreme Carpet adds a warm heathered ambience. Its soft and practical pile makes this Associated Weavers carpet a great choice for living rooms, bedrooms and many other areas.
Its warm and dusky hue contains light and dark shades with rich brown highlights and adds a rich atmosphere to any room. The cosy 10.5mm pile gives this carpet a stunning feel underfoot. Its stain resistant and dilute bleach cleanable polypropylene yarn makes this durable carpet a fantastic addition to any home.
This action backed carpet boasts a hardwearing and robust base layer and it is designed to be used with an underlay. Adding a quality underlay to this carpet can help enhance its 1.5 TOG rating, increase its cushioning and maximise its lifespan. Take a look at all of our underlay options here.
Take a look at all of the wonderful options in the full StainGuard Harvest Heathers Supreme Carpet Range.
