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vlocci 09-07-2023 03:09 PM

squareweave carpet needs
 
I'm looking for a replacement squareweave carpet set for a SC and am finding prices in excess of 1500.00.

Way outside of my budget, but I do love the look.

I figure I will cut and bind my own, using my existing interior as patterns. It is a long winter here in the northeast and this will keep me busy.

Anyone have a ballpark in yards needed to pull this off? The roll is about 72" wide.

At $120.00/yard I figure I can screw this up a couple times and still come out ahead.

-Levi- 09-07-2023 03:10 PM

5 yards

vlocci 09-07-2023 03:17 PM

thanks! that was quick.

Anyone know of provider of a squareweave carpet set for less that 1K?

Vin

mepstein 09-07-2023 05:06 PM

If it cost $600 for just the materials, $1k or less isn’t very realistic. Good carpet should last for years. If having a custom carpet set made with that material is important to you, I would concentrate on the quality of work from the provider over the final price. What’s that quote - quality is remembered long after price is forgotten.
And I do get it. I saw a square weave carpet set in a swb car and now I want it for my 67. Even though it’s expensive and more work to install I think I’d be dissatisfied with the normal carpet kit.

Dpmulvan 09-08-2023 06:57 AM

I get it at relicate it’s $149 a yard by 71”.

Gretz 09-08-2023 11:35 AM

I love the look of squareweave but apparently it's very difficult to work with/install. Then again, any carpeting can be a pain to install so who knows if it's actually worse?

mepstein 09-08-2023 05:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gretz (Post 12085082)
I love the look of squareweave but apparently it's very difficult to work with/install. Then again, any carpeting can be a pain to install so who knows if it's actually worse?

My guys have done a couple installs. It’s very stiff. They use a heat gun and beat it into submission with a rubber mallet. Looks great once fitted.


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