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We sell a wide range of carpet, wood floor & laminate underlay as well as tools, gripper, door bars, carpet tiles and accessories for all flooring needs. We are up to 80% cheaper than high street stores. We sell high quality, luxury and budget underlays.
Unit B, Rubery House, The Avenue, Rubery, B45 9AL, Birmingham, United Kingdom
I was looking for a reasonably priced underlay for a second home. I was concerned whether the underlay would be delivered in time for the carpet fitter, but I telephoned underlayunderlay, who assured me that everything would be ok. They prioritised my delivery and it arrived the following day. Many thanks!
Reply from Underlayunderlay
Thank you for your custom and 5 star review. Many thanks! The underlay underlay team.
Excellent service, very fast delivery and underlay at a very good price!!
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