Carpets · Sydney, NSW
Carpets in Sydney, Supplied and Installed
Choose from nylon, wool, polyester, polypropylene and triexta carpets, plus carpet tiles for offices and busy spaces. We supply and install carpet across Sydney, and our team can help you pick the right fibre for your rooms. Choose a carpet type below, or tell us about your project and we’ll call you back.
Carpet types
Nylon
Wool
Polyester
Polypropylene
Triexta
Carpet tilesWhere to start
Choosing the Right Carpet
Carpet isn’t one product. The fibre it’s made from decides how it feels, how it wears and how it copes with stains, so the right choice depends on the room. A busy hallway and a spare bedroom ask very different things of a floor.
Start with how the room is used, then think about children and pets, your budget and the feel you like underfoot. Here’s a quick guide, and our team can talk through the trade-offs, show you samples and quote your job.
Busy family spaces
Look at nylon or triexta. Nylon is known for resilience, and triexta for built-in stain resistance.
See nylon carpets →Bedrooms and comfort
Wool and polyester both feel soft underfoot. Wool is natural and insulating, and polyester comes in plenty of colours.
See wool carpets →Rentals and practical rooms
Polypropylene resists moisture and many stains and is budget-friendly, which suits hard-working spaces.
See polypropylene carpets →Offices and shops
Carpet tiles keep layouts flexible and let you swap a single damaged tile instead of re-laying a room.
See carpet tiles →Our carpets
Carpet Types We Supply
Each type has its own strengths. Choose one to see more, or tell us about your rooms and we’ll point you to the right one.
Hard-wearingNylon Carpets
Nylon is a synthetic fibre known for its resilience, springing back under foot traffic. It’s a dependable choice for hallways, stairs and busy family rooms.
Good for: Hallways, stairs, family rooms
View nylon carpets →Natural comfortWool Carpets
Wool is a natural fibre with a soft, dense feel and good insulating properties. It suits rooms where comfort underfoot and a quiet, warm finish matter.
Good for: Bedrooms and living areas
View wool carpets →Soft and colourfulPolyester Carpets
Polyester has a soft handle and comes in a wide range of colours and textures. It’s a comfortable option for rooms with low to medium foot traffic.
Good for: Bedrooms, studies, lighter-use rooms
View polyester carpets →Practical and stain resistantPolypropylene Carpets
Polypropylene is a synthetic fibre that resists moisture and many stains. It’s a practical, budget-friendly choice for busy or hard-working spaces.
Good for: Rentals, offices, practical spaces
View polypropylene carpets →Soft with stain resistanceTriexta Carpets
Triexta is a newer-generation fibre noted for softness with built-in stain resistance and durability. It’s a strong option for families and pets.
Good for: Families and pet owners
View triexta carpets →A flexible formatCarpet Tiles
Carpet tiles are modular squares that keep layouts flexible and let you replace a single damaged tile instead of a whole room. They’re popular across Sydney workplaces.
Good for: Offices, retail, education
View carpet tiles →Side by side
Carpet Types Compared
A general guide to how the main carpet types differ. Every range is different, so ask us about the specific carpet you’re considering.
| Compare | Nylon | Wool | Polyester | Polypropylene | Triexta | Carpet tiles |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Feel underfoot | Medium to soft | Soft and dense | Very soft | A little firmer | Soft | Varies by product |
| Bounce-back under traffic | Very good | Very good | Fair, can flatten in busy areas | Fair, can crush under heavy traffic | Good | Depends on the fibre used |
| Stains and moisture | Varies with the treatment | Natural fibre, so spills need quick care | Good resistance to many stains | Resists moisture and many stains | Built-in stain resistance | Depends on the fibre used |
| Often chosen for | Hallways, stairs, family rooms | Bedrooms and living areas | Bedrooms, studies, lighter-use rooms | Rentals, offices, practical spaces | Families and pet owners | Offices, retail, education |
| Keep in mind | Ask us about stain treatments | Usually costs more | Not the first pick for heavy traffic | The pile can crush over time | Check the specific range | Replace single tiles if damaged |
This is a general guide only. Performance depends on the specific carpet, its construction and its treatment, so check the details of the range you choose.
Planning your budget
What Affects the Cost of Carpet
There’s no single price that suits every home, so we quote your property. These are the main things that make one job cost more or less than another.
The fibre and quality
Wool, nylon, polyester, polypropylene and triexta sit at different price points, and quality varies within each.
Pile style and weight
Plush, twist and loop carpets are made differently, and a heavier, denser carpet generally costs more.
The underlay
Carpet needs a good underlay. The right one adds comfort and helps the carpet last.
The size and shape of the job
Large open rooms are simpler than many small rooms, and stairs and curved edges take more time to fit.
Removing the old floor
Taking up old carpet and underlay, and preparing the floor underneath, is part of the job.
Access and timing
Parking, stairs, furniture to move and the timing of the work can all affect the quote.
How it works
Carpet Installation in Sydney
We supply and install carpet across Sydney, and you can see where on our service areas page. Find out more about our floor installation service.
You tell us about your rooms
Call us, visit the showroom or send an enquiry. Tell us the rooms, how they’re used and the feel you’re after.
We help you choose
We talk through fibres, colours and underlay, and show you samples so you can see them in your own light.
We quote your property
You get a quote for your job that covers the carpet, underlay and installation.
We prepare and install
We lift the old carpet and underlay, check and prepare the floor, then fit your new carpet and finish the edges, trims and door bars.
Keeping it looking good
Looking After Your Carpet
A few simple habits help any carpet look better for longer.
Vacuum regularly
Grit wears carpet fibres down, so frequent vacuuming is the simplest way to make it last.
Deal with spills quickly
Blot spills straight away, working from the edge inwards, and don’t rub them in.
Use mats at the door
Mats at entrances catch dirt and grit before they reach the carpet.
Move furniture around now and then
Shifting furniture slightly lets dents recover and spreads wear more evenly.
Follow the care advice for your carpet
Cleaning and warranty rules differ by carpet, so check the care guide for the one you choose and ask us if you’re unsure.
Questions we get asked
Carpet FAQs
Which carpet suits kids and pets?
Many families look at nylon for its wear resistance, and at triexta or polypropylene for their stain resistance, though every range is different. Tell us about your household and we’ll recommend options and show you samples.
What’s the difference between nylon and wool carpet?
Nylon is a synthetic fibre known for resilience and is a popular choice for busy areas. Wool is a natural fibre with a soft, dense feel and good insulating properties, and it usually costs more.
Do I need an underlay under my carpet?
Yes. Carpet is laid over an underlay, which adds comfort and helps the carpet last. We’ll recommend the right one for your room and your subfloor.
Can you lay carpet on stairs?
Yes. Stairs need a hard-wearing carpet and careful fitting, and nylon is a common choice. Tell us how many steps there are and whether there are landings or curves.
Do you supply carpet tiles for offices?
Yes. Commercial enquiries are welcome, including carpet tiles for offices, retail and other business interiors. Tell us the floor area, how the space is used and the access.
How do I choose a colour?
Look at samples in your own light, next to your walls and furniture, at different times of day. You can see samples in our showroom, and you can ask us for one when you call.
How do I get a quote?
Call us, visit the showroom or send an enquiry through our website. Share your suburb, room sizes and a few photos and we’ll quote your job.
Do you install carpet across Sydney?
Yes. We supply and install carpet across Sydney, NSW. Tell us your suburb and we’ll confirm we can get to you.
Ready when you are
Get a Quote for Carpet in Sydney
Tell us your suburb, the rooms you’re thinking about and the carpet you like. We’ll call you, talk through the options and put a quote together for your place.
- Call+61 415 779 146
- Email[email protected]
- ShowroomShop 2B, 121-127 Railway Parade, Granville NSW 2142
Areas we service
- Western Sydney
- North Western Sydney
- Inner West Sydney
- Inner South West Sydney
- South Western Sydney
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