Carpet help please! Cheap but durable?

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I’m moving into a house with no carpets and looking for something budget but that will last at least 5 years (hopefully more!) without going flat.
I had some lovely carpet fitted only last year from Tapi, but can’t take it with me and can’t afford the same again.

I don’t really understand the details other than pile height so I’m not sure if either of these would be good. Preferably the second one.

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Hopeful Thanks in advance!
(I do have samples of both, and the colour and feel is right, just not sure of durability)

I use online carpets in the bedrooms and they are lovely, paid £15 sq foot.

Ah brilliant, thank you ☺️
They do seem to have good reviews, so that’s reassuring!

Have you tried the remnents at this place? You might be able to get a cheap carpet which is better quality.
designer-carpet.co.uk/search/remnant

I’d never seen that site before- thank you so much! The prices are great!

I bought remnants here last year and was really pleased with the carpet and the service

I was just about to suggest this! We’ve used them a number of times. And then just booked a local fitter. It’s normally 70% discounted. Their underlays are good also