Bailey mhome carpets

[WoodysTravels]

Hi we have a bailey alliance 76-2. Our carpets are loose fitting with press studs. Has anyone managed to replace theirs with like for like. Bailey seem to have switched to velcro in the corners to hold carpet down which i cant seem to see working well, can anyone advise on their experience or know who we can contact to get the press stud ones. Thankyou.

 

[BikerGraham]

Kustom Sport for replacement carpets is on my list of where to get stuff. Not don’t it myself but others have and commented well.
Exact replacement including press studs.

 

[starquake]

To be honest having got a dog bowl with velcro on bottom it holds quite well in our Bailey, we are considering taking up the Bailey carpets and replacing with some alternate flooring in summer, as whilst in Winter carpet is nice to have, in summer we want more of a lino typre floor.

 

[GeoffnDee]

It could be worth contacting www.crusadercarpetservices.co.uk to see if they are able to fit press studs to your existing carpets or supply replacements.

 

[Branston]

Hi we have a bailey alliance 76-2. Our carpets are loose fitting with press studs. Has anyone managed to replace theirs with like for like. Bailey seem to have switched to velcro in the corners to hold carpet down which i cant seem to see working well, can anyone advise on their experience or know who we can contact to get the press stud ones. Thankyou.

You can actually get press studs on line. They are easy to attach to new carpet. I can explain more fully if you want to p.m. me. I have done it very successfully myself.

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[TheBig1]

Virtually any carpet shop will cut a copy of your OEM carpets and have the edges bound and press studs fitted. Way cheaper than Bailey or other converters

 

[Masman]

I had new carpets made by Kustom sports at Barnsley. When i had mine made they were making carpets for Bailey. Had them a few year's now and still look good

 

[TheBig1]

I used to have a local chap on speed dial that made custom seat covers and mats that He would embroider the logo or your initials on. Sold at markets across the south. Sadly now embroidering daisies from under the grass