Flooring Services

How we do it

For straight stairs, the process is simple. Winders and corner turns need precise templating, so we'll come to your Battersea home to measure, show samples and plan your bespoke runner installation.

The process - how we do it

Straight staircases are simpler propositions, but winding stairs require templating. Our team visits your Battersea property to measure, present samples and understand your vision. Many interior designers and architects we work with provide specific designs at this consultation.

After the quote - what happens?

Following quote approval, complex or patterned staircases are templated. Your carpet is ordered, delivered, precisely cut, edge-sealed with whipping and binding or bordered tape, inspected for quality, then brought to site for professional fitting.

Our Battersea clients at Cavendish deVere

We serve interior designers, architects, developers and private clients throughout Battersea. They choose us for our accredited expertise, professional approach and established reputation for beautiful bespoke runner installations.

The installation process

Complete carpet runner fitting service, whether we supply the carpet or you do. Our qualified fitters are experienced professionals serving Battersea properties with expert craftsmanship. Check our Google reviews.

A tread that is used where a stair turns a horizontal angle, or shaped like a wedge or truncated wedge—basically, it is a stair that goes around a corner.

A stair runner is a carpet that goes in the middle of a flight of stairs leaving the treads visible on either side.

Whipping is an edge treatment applied to stair runners to seal and protect the edges. It creates a clean, professional finish.

A bordered runner has decorative tape or fabric sewn along the edges, creating a contrasting or complementary design element.

What People Say. Our testimonials

Outstanding work on our winding staircase. The custom runner fits perfectly and looks beautiful. Very professional service from start to finish.

Henrietta of Battersea, October 2024