Quality Carpets from
the Best in Chippenham
We offer a wide selection of carpets from a range of quality manufacturers.
All our carpets are available in a range of colours to help give your home the fresh new look it deserves.
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Why Choose the
Carpet Barn for Your Carpets?
At the Carpet Barn we have a massive selection of stunning, hardwearing carpets suitable for every room in your home, including bedrooms, lounge and dining rooms, hallways, stairs and landings.
Look forward to stepping out of your bed in the morning into a gorgeous deep pile carpet or enjoy a new lounge carpet that balances both toughness to survive heavy wear and the beautiful look which the centrepiece of your home deserves. Just let one of our expert estimators come and measure up, allow yourself to fall in love with one of our beautiful carpets, and we will do the rest.
Our team will plan your carpet to minimise waste and in doing so, provide you with the best value for money possible. Before fitting we will carefully check over each piece of carpet, before cutting it to shape in our warehouse to ensure the minimum possible fuss for you during fitting. This process helps to avoid the disruption caused by opening your carpet on your lawn or drive, keeping it in perfect condition ready for fitting.
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Types of
Carpet Available
80:20 Carpet
The 80% wool / 20% nylon mix carpet, developed by Brintons in the 1950’s: the softness of wool combined with the strength of nylon creates the perfect carpet yarn.
Axminster Carpet
Axminster is a way of making woven carpets that offers greater pattern definition. Most axminster carpets are patterned.
Heather Carpet
Carpet yarn made from a mix of more than one fibre colour, giving a flecked, multicoloured effect.
Pile Carpet
The pile is the bit you stand on. “Total pile weight” refers to the amount of yarn used to make the carpet. Deep-pile carpets tend to feel more luxurious, while more rows of yarn are harder-wearing.
Tufted Carpet
Tufts of yarn are punched through a backing membrane and secured by latex. This is a less time consuming, and therefore less costly, process than weaving, however this does mean the construction of the carpet isn’t solid.
Twist Carpet
A type of carpet that uses yarn with higher twist than usual, to create a textured surface. The best twist carpets use a two-ply yarn where tow yarn ends are tightly twisted together to give a carpet with exceptionally hard-wearing properties.
Velvet Carpet
Straighter than twisted yarn, with the cut ends at the top, giving a soft, velvety surface – great for special rooms.
Wilton Carpet
The oldest method of weaving carpet, offering limited colour choice but a variety of textures. Ideal for producing textured plains.
Woven Carpet
A traditional process where the pile and backing yarns are woven together, offering unrivalled strength and stability. You can spot a woven carpet by the warp and weft threads on the reverse. Both Axminster and Wilton carpets are woven.