Stark Carpet Interior Designers

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Hello! We are looking to replsce the carpet runners on two sets of stairs, and we found a particular Stark carpet tbst we really like. However, wr can’t order through Stark directly because it’s trade only. Does anyone know of interior designers in the West London or Surrey area that work with Stark Carpets?

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Daisy England
last month
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Our trade only suppliers will recommend a local trader if the customer gets in touch with them so if you ring Stark won’t they give you a list of local suppliers?
Brian Zeilinger
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last month
Hi Daisy, remarkably no. They have doged almost all attemps at communication and the best we’ve beem able to get from them is ”find someone local.” Very frustrating!
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That’s rather naughty of them.

Is there a carpet contractor who you use who might be interested in opening a trade account with them specifically to obtain it?

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