23rd January 2026
If you love a bargain but hate dodgy deals, you’re in the right place. When it comes to flooring, some of the best value options are hiding in plain sight. We’re talking about remnants and roll ends because they’re the answer to budget flooring and a favourite with anyone who knows how to shop smart.
Think of it like treasure hunting, but for carpets. Same quality, same durability but much kinder on your finances.
Let’s break it all down so you know exactly what you’re getting and why these bargains are well worth it.
Carpet remnants are leftover pieces from larger rolls once a customer’s order has been cut. They are not seconds, they are not faulty – they are simply surplus stock that didn’t quite fit the last job.
Because they’re already cut, they’re usually sold at a reduced price. That makes them ideal for anyone looking for cheap carpet without compromising on quality.
You’ll often find remnants in a wide range of colours, styles, and pile types. From cosy bedrooms to practical home offices, there’s usually something to suit most spaces.
Roll ends are the final lengths left on a carpet roll. They’re often bigger than remnants and perfect for medium-sized rooms.
Once a roll gets low, it becomes harder to sell as a full roll. That’s when the price drops and for shoppers in the know, this is where the real bargains live.
Roll ends are a fantastic option if you want a full room carpeted for less, especially in spare rooms, dining rooms, or rental properties.
The biggest reason is simple. You get good flooring for less money.
You’re not paying extra for special ordering, excess waste, or long lead times. What you see is what you get, and what you get is often a steal.
They’re also perfect for smaller rooms where buying a full roll would be overkill. Box rooms, hallways, landings, studies, and guest bedrooms are all ideal candidates.
If you’re a landlord or renovating on a budget, remnants and roll ends help keep costs down without making your property look cheap.
Yes. They’re exactly the same quality as the rest of the flooring on the shop floor and the only difference is size and price. At Frank’s, we don’t mess about with poor quality stock. If it’s on the floor, it’s dependable, practical, and built to last.
First things first, it’s important to measure your room properly. We recommend always measuring the widest and longest points and allowing a bit extra for trimming. If you need help with this part, don’t worry, we offer a complimentary estimating service.
Be open-minded with colours and styles. If you’re flexible, you’re more likely to find something that looks brilliant in your space.
When you visit us in-store, be sure to ask questions because our team know exactly what’s come in, what’s going out, and what the best trends are. And if you see something you like, don’t hang about. Remnants and roll ends are one-offs, so once they’re gone, they’re gone!
These areas benefit most from reduced sizes and reduced prices without any compromise on comfort or style.
Are carpet remnants cheaper than full rolls?
Yes. Carpet remnants and roll ends are usually sold at a lower price because they are leftover pieces. This makes them one of the cheapest ways to buy quality flooring.
Can I carpet a whole room with a remnant?
In many cases, yes. As long as the remnant is large enough for your room dimensions, it can be fitted just like any other carpet.
Are remnants suitable for rental properties?
Absolutely. They are a popular choice for landlords because they offer great value, good durability, and a clean, professional finish.
Do remnants come with a warranty?
This depends on the product, but many remnants still come from branded ranges with the same quality standards. Our team will always tell you exactly what you’re getting.
If you want quality flooring without paying over budget, remnants and roll ends are hard to beat. They’re practical, affordable, and a proper example of shopping smart rather than spending big.
Visit your local Frank’s and have a browse. You never know what bargain you’ll uncover.
And remember, it’s impossible to buy flooring for less!
