Carpet roll end: transporting in small car

Why not get a set of roof bars? They can be really useful for occasional use with a small car. Apparently the weight of carpet is roughly 5lbs/sq.yd. antron.dupont.com/pdf_files/literature/leed_construction_waste_mgmt.pdf so you'd be looking at around 40kg for that size.

Definitely not! You'll wreck it if you fold it double and then roll it. It needs to be rolled round a stiff cardboard tube 4 metres long and about 15cm in diameter. The only way to transport it in a small car is on roof bars - and even that isn't very satisfactory. Can't you have it delivered?

Quite a lot!

Yes.

If you are buying good quality Hessian backed carpet then you will need to buy some rolls of underlay also - have it all delivered and fitted - they will fit the grippers around the edges etc and have the right tools and skill to stretch it into place and make a good job of it.

Dave

yes, but it'll occupy back and front, and probably the drivers seat as well if you dont restrain it.

yes. As long as you dont store it folded for days its fine, just for the journey. Done them that way, just check theyre not lying kinked when you get them indoors.

yep :)

Its straightforward with 2, but it is doable with one person - though heavy, large, and an uncooperative pita. If you dont mind a bit of swearing one'll do.

NT

On Thu, 9 Dec 2004 14:54:41 -0000, Rob Morley strung together this:

Fixed it for you . ;-)

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On Fri, 10 Dec 2004 17:58:03 -0000, Rob Morley strung together this:

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