Wall to Wall Carpets Dubai | From AED 35/m², Supplied & Fitted in 1-5 Days

Carpet costs AED 35 to AED 450 per square metre depending on fibre and pile weight, with installation and underlay quoted separately. We give free measurements and a fully itemised quote before any work starts.

A single bedroom takes about half a day, a living room a full day, and a complete villa one to five days. Timing depends on room shape, subfloor condition, and whether old flooring needs removing first.

Nylon handles high traffic and resists fading under strong sunlight, making it the most practical all-round choice. Wool suits bedrooms and majlis where comfort matters more than durability. Polypropylene is the budget option for rentals and short-term fit-outs.

Ten to fifteen years with regular care. Wool and dense nylon last longest; polypropylene flattens sooner in busy rooms. Good underlay and proper stretching at installation add several years to any carpet’s life.

No. Underlay is quoted separately at AED 15–55/m², depending on the material and application. We supply PU foam, crumb rubber, felt, and waterproof underlays and recommend the most suitable option based on your carpet, room, and floor level.

Yes. Tiled floors are fine as long as the surface is level and dry. We fill any cracks or grout gaps first, since unevenness shows through the carpet within months.

Yes. We lift old carpet, vinyl, or tiles and dispose of them under Dubai Municipality waste rules. This can be included in your quote or arranged separately.

Yes. Our commercial ranges carry heavy-traffic classification with pile weights of 1.85–2.20 kg/m², suited to corridors, lobbies, and open-plan workspaces.

Carpet comes in 3.66 m and 4 m widths, so rooms wider than that need one join. We position it away from doorways and main walkways, and heat-seal it so it stays flat and barely noticeable.

Vacuum twice weekly and blot spills immediately rather than rubbing. Book professional deep cleaning once a year. Placing doormats at entrances keeps sand and dust from grinding into the fibres.