It's easy to save with the world's largest cooperative flooring retail group

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Let us give you a quote, you’ll be glad you did. Product, underlay, and installation in one clear quote. No surprises.

Carpet, Flooring and Window Furnishings for Every Home

New floors, curtains and blinds are a big spend, and you want to get them right. Carpet One stores are locally owned and run, and share the buying power of 2,700 retail outlets worldwide. That means quality products at competitive prices, one clear total installed price, and professional installation by people who know your area.

How does Carpet One keep prices competitive?

Carpet One is part of CCA Global Partners, the world’s largest co-operative flooring retail group, with 2,700 retail outlets worldwide. Buying together gives our stores the power to negotiate better deals with leading suppliers, and we pass those savings on to you.

That means better prices on quality carpet, hard floors, curtains and blinds, with no cutting corners on service.

Locally owned flooring stores

Carpet One is a network of Australian stores, each one locally owned and run. Many have been in the flooring business for generations. You get expert advice from people who know local homes, and a team who look after your job from your first visit until it’s done.

And when you shop with Carpet One, your money stays in your community.

No Hidden Costs. Just the Total Installed Price.

A low price per square metre doesn’t always mean a low final bill. Underlay, removing the old floor, preparing the subfloor and moving furniture can all add to the cost. We talk through the whole job first, so your quote shows the total installed price before work begins. That makes it easy to compare quotes and plan your budget.

Affordable flooring options for every budget

There’s a good option for every budget. Here’s how the main types compare:

  • Carpet comes at a wide range of prices, from hard-wearing nylon and solution-dyed carpets to premium wool. It’s soft and warm underfoot, and a great choice for bedrooms and living areas.
  • Laminate gives you the look of timber for less than real timber, and it stands up well to scratches.
  • Vinyl plank is an affordable timber look that is easy to clean and quiet underfoot, which suits busy homes.
  • Hybrid flooring sits in the middle of the price range. It’s tough and stable, and suits big open-plan areas.
  • Engineered timber costs more, but gives you a real timber surface that lasts for many years.

Prices depend on the product, the size of the room and the work needed to prepare it. Ranges vary by store, so ask your local Carpet One what suits your home and budget.

Save on curtains, blinds and shutters too

Many Carpet One stores also measure and install curtains, blinds and shutters, with the same total installed price. Planning your floors and windows together means fewer appointments and a home that looks finished from the floor up.

Five ways to save on new flooring

  • Compare the total installed price, not just the price per square metre.
  • Choose the right floor for each room. A tough, affordable carpet can suit the kids’ rooms, with something more premium where you spend the most time.
  • Get a professional measure, so you only pay for the flooring you need.
  • Have it professionally installed. A floor laid right the first time lasts longer and keeps its warranty.
  • Ask your local store about current offers and finance options.

Affordable flooring FAQs

Compare quotes on the total installed price, choose the right floor for each room, and have it professionally measured and installed so you pay once. Buying from a store with group buying power, like Carpet One, also helps keep the product price down.

Let us give you a quote. You’ll be happy you did!

Visit your local Carpet One or book Showroom to You, and get a clear total installed price for your new floors and window fashions.