Piles of benefits for landlords from NRLA link with Carpetright

Piles of benefits for landlords from NRLA link with Carpetright


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The National Residential Landlords Association is linking with floor coverings and bed firm Carpetright, to give association members a range of benefits to help them furnish rental properties.

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The NRLA’s near-100,000 members will now receive exclusive promotions across carpet and vinyl flooring and accessories, as well as bed and mattress ranges. Members will also be able to use the promotions in addition to other reductions on products offered by Carpetright to customers. 

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The NRLA says its relationship with Carpetright demonstrates the association’s ongoing commitment to widen the range of benefits enjoyed by its members. NRLA members can now arrange for an in-home consultant to measure all rooms in their properties with a view to assessing their needs and providing a quote thereafter.

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Carpetright spokesperson Alex Rogers says: “With this partnership, we are looking forward to delivering fantastic service and value to NRLA members for their flooring and bedding needs. We’ve transformed homes across the UK for more than 30 years and are ideally positioned to support NRLA members wherever they are in the country and look forward to building relationships with them as our partnership develops.”

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And NRLA head of partnerships and innovations Samuel Croasdale adds: “As the country is currently going through the cost-of-living crisis, exclusive promotions are really appreciated, in order to elevate some of that financial strain that many people are experiencing throughout the UK. I’m extremely thankful to Carpetright for giving our members this bonus and look forward to working collaboratively together.”

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