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Carpet Laid showing foot prints
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When I first read your post I thought this was going to be some nit picking thing. Having seen the photos then that is awful. It would drive me bonkers too!
I would start by printing the photos and going into store with them and making a fuss. Nothing worse than moaning customers with evidence!
Have they been out to inspect it yet?Should've = Should HAVE (not 'of')
Would've = Would HAVE (not 'of')
No, I am not perfect, but yes I do judge people on their use of basic English language. If you didn't know the above, then learn it! (If English is your second language, then you are forgiven!)1 -
Blimey that looks absolutely appalling.
Never ever seen anything like that ever.
I would be contacting the shop you bought it from & the manufacturer & documenting you compliant in writing asap
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Thankyou for all your relies Carpet really does look like that Laid monday Asked for manager to come and look but apparently he's off with Covid So having to wait0
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I'm wondering how the OP got on with this?
We just had our new carpet laid today - from Carpetright but Westex brand - and it shows very similar "every footmark". It's been a long wait, originally due to be laid in October (a delay for which Carpetright already offered a 20% reduction in price). I've taken photos of the "as laid" condition but I hope initially that once we have furniture in the room, and walk on it a bit, the carpet will "settle" if that's the correct phrase.
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I am sure there is another thread on here with exactly the same problem.
Can't find it though.
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As a little update, I visited the Carpetright store, they agreed the level of indentations is higher than expected long-term, but also that the effect was likely to reduce with a couple of weeks or so. Waiting game now.0
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you mean this one?greyteam1959 said:I am sure there is another thread on here with exactly the same problem.
Can't find it though.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6327938/carpets-look-terrible/p1
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