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Carpet offcuts - large pieces/grey/super soft


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Selling large pieces of carpet offcut leftover from a project (needed to order a larger than necessary roll due to supply issues)


This is the "Frosted Dawn" colour from Flooring Superstore in the Melbourne range. Its a light silvery grey (even though it may look slightly beige on their website). Its very soft and thick.


Piece 1

4.50 x 1.60 = ?30

(value: ?115)


Piece 2

3.20 x .9 = ?10

(value: ?45)


Piece 3

2.60 x .80 = ?5

(value: ?33)


All three pieces could be used together for hallway/stairs. I took the shortest width for each length, if needed they could probably be made a bit shorter to gain 10/20cm in width.


https://www.flooringsuperstore.com/melbourne-frosted-dawn-carpet.html

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