Tredaire Brio 8mm PU Foam Carpet Underlay From £3.66 Per m2 Roll Size:Mini Roll 5m2 (3.7m x 1.37m) Suitability: Heavy Contract/Domestic

Name: Tredaire Brio 8mm PU Foam Carpet Underlay From £3.66 Per m2 Roll Size:Mini Roll 5m2 (3.7m x 1.37m) Suitability: Heavy Contract/Domestic
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 68059054567
Price: 55.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5319 (13 reviews)

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Description

Tredaire Brio 8mm PU Foam Carpet Underlay From £3.66 Per m2 Roll Size:Mini Roll 5m2 (3.7m x 1.37m) Suitability: Heavy Contract Domestic Suitability: Heavy Contract Domestic this Tredaire carpet underlay will also create a soft luxury feel underfoot Type: PU Foam Carpet Underlay This carpet underlay is recommended for luxury domestic use and is suitable for all areas throughout the home

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