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BRINTONS Fine Carpets is exhibiting at the Homebuilding and Renovating Show this week at Birmingham's NEC, The company will feature its chic stripes collection from Thursday to Sunday.

The range promotes the combination of velvet and twist yarn.

In total there are four colour areas, named chocolate fudge, sherbet limes, humbug and brighton rock.

Visitors to Brintons' stand, H197, will be able to see and feel the range of patterns and plains first hand.

There is a chance to order free samples and brochures and enter a prize draw competition for a Royal Horticultural Society membership gift pack.

On the company's website carpets can be viewed in actual rooms. When carpets are chosen, customers can use the exclusive "view in a room" feature to see the carpet on the floor.

The website address is www.brintons.net.

8:26am Monday 7th April 2008

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