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Need a Carpet 'over' Carpet!
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Kaybenson
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I live in a rented 2 bed house. The carpet in the house is NOT really in good condition. I have at a time engage people to clean it but its still the same. I cannot approach the agent NOW as he once told me that the Landlord is going tru a lot of financial problem. The rent of the house is very moderate. I will be bringing new settee in few days.
Is there a way i could put another carpet on the present one? so that when o leave the house, i can conveniently remove it. Please advise!
Cheers
Is there a way i could put another carpet on the present one? so that when o leave the house, i can conveniently remove it. Please advise!
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Do you mean a rug?:footie:
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Why not just ask if you can replace the carpet at your own expense?RIP TJ. You my be gone, but never forgotten. Always in our hearts xxxHe is your friend, your partner, your defender, your dog.You are his life, his love, his leader.He will be yours, faithful and true, to the last beat of his heart.You owe it to him to be worthy of such devotion.0
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Because OP does not want to leave her new carpet behind. So if the original carpet is not there, her deposit will be deducted.chris_n_tj wrote: »Why not just ask if you can replace the carpet at your own expense?
OP, I suggest you don't put a new carpet ove the top. The door won't fit and you'll either mess up your carpet or have to cut the door clear of the carpet and lose deposit. Get a rug.Hi, we’ve had to remove your signature. If you’re not sure why please read the forum rules or email the forum team if you’re still unsure - MSE ForumTeam0 -
DVardysShadow wrote: »(1)Because OP does not want to leave her new carpet behind. So if the original carpet is not there, her deposit will be deducted.
2)OP, I suggest you don't put a new carpet ove the top. The door won't fit and you'll either mess up your carpet or have to cut the door clear of the carpet and lose deposit. Get a rug.
1. Exactly
2. I intend NOT to cover the whole house but to give the living room a bit of new look.0 -
A mate did this, he complained he got a "stale" smell after a few months0
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ask the landlord if you can replace the carpet at your expense. no LL will refuse that offer.
far better to do that and leave it there, rather than any other solution.Get some gorm.0
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