We supply and fit the following:

1. • Adam
   

2. • Axminster
   

3. • Bajong
   

4. • Brockway
   

5. • Bronte
   

6. • Carpets of Kidderminster
   

7. • Cavalier
   

8. • Claredon
   

9. • Cormar
   

10. • Edel Telenzo
    

11. • Greendale
    

12. • Heuga (carpet tiles)
    

13. • Hugh Mackay
      & Whitestone Weavers
    

14. • John Lanham Watts
    

15. • Louis De Poortere
    

16. • Manx
    

17. • Mayfield
    

18. • Newhay
    

19. • Penthouse Carpets
    

20. • Roger Oates
    

21. • Ryalux
    

22. • Thomas Witter
    

23. • Ulster
    

24. • Victoria Carpets
    

25. • Westex
    

26. • Woodward Grosvenor

Total Flooring supply and fit an extensive range of bespoke carpets for all requirements.

Whether you seek a contemporary, classic, or a minimalist finish, we will be able to advise you on making the right choice for your room. Choose between patterned, plain, textured or a something different and unusual.

Total Flooring also boast the only NICF Carpet Master Fitter in Northumberland.

Guide to choosing a carpet >

Plain

Plain carpets are very popular in almost every home throughout the country. They are
available in such a wide choice of textures and in virtually any colour you could think of.
Some manufacturers have even gone as far as offering a bespoke colour service so that
you can match your interior perfectly.

Plain carpet is safe, timeless and ageless. It will suit any room or decorating style. It gives you greater flexibility with wallpaper and fabrics and is easier to build schemes around - both now
and in the future. It also opens up a room and using the same colour throughout, either upstairs or downstairs, does give a feeling of space and link rooms. If you want a surface texture, such
as the popular 'natural look' that replicates coir and sisal, then it has to be plain carpet.

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Twist Pile

1. • wool or man made fibres, or a blend of both the yarn has been twisted, creating
   

2. • a resilient pile and surface texture
   

3. • less prone to showing footmarks
   
   

Velvet (Velour)

1. • a close construction with a short pile and smooth finish
   

2. • available in mainly Tufted and Wilton constructions
   

3. • available in wool or synthetic fibres or a blend of both
   

Saxony

1. • deeper pile than most other types of carpet,
   

2. • gives the ultimate in comfort and good looks
   

3. • Saxony is available in several different fibres
   
   

Shag Pile

1. • extra long tufts create that shaggy look
   

2. • luxury and decorative use
   

3. • come in heavy weights
   
   

Style Heathers, Tweeds & Berbers

1. • incorporate yarns spun with many different coloured individual fibres.
   

2. • creates a "Heather" or "Tweed" look
   

3. • available in Twist pile and Berbers
   

4. • contain yarns of different shades to emulate a natural, hand-spun look

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