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How do I reduce joins in my carpet?

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Reducing joins is mainly about careful planning: measure the space and plan the layout so seams fall in less visible areas and patterns align. Some carpet ranges are available in wider formats, which can reduce joins; current widths vary by product and should be confirmed. An experienced installer can advise seam placement, use of directional pile to minimise visibility and whether a denser pile or patterned product will disguise joins. For irregular shapes consider custom sizing or rug solutions. Confirm current width options, availability and installation recommendations with the Taren Point showroom before finalising choices.

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