New Carpet

It has been said on here often that the best price is to get a local carpet fitter to make one using the old carpet as a template.

If its a loose fitted carpet ,you could try any good local carpet company,take the ones you want to replace as pattern,we had some done years ago at a carpet stall,in our local market and all the edges were bound as well

I have used carpet tiles. The beauty of them is, if you spill something you can rinse them under a tap, leave to dry overnight, and re-lay. Buy a couple spare as well in case the stain won't come out.

Yep, get a local firm to make them up from matching offcuts and binding the edge. You may have to discuss with them how you are going to ensure the carpet is not going to slide on the floor. An alternative is to buy non-slip office matting and cut to shape or try Dunelm for kitchen runners.

Not addressing the OP's question directly I know, but having a dog my approach is that as soon as the new van gets home the original carpets come out, are rolled up and wrapped for storage, and replaced with cheap disposable runner type mats.  The current ones came from Tesco.

Hi had a new carpet made with stitching around the edge. excellent carpet. Made by Dean Austerfield Ossett  £170.00 very happy. Can be wiped with bleach.

 " Flotex" kitchen & bathroom carpet is VERY good.Easy to clean & hard wearing too.

£50 for new caravan carpets made by our local carpet shop from a remnant. With whipped edges and bleach cleanable. Why pay caravan/MH prices?

 We have two dogs so we  have a winter one that we don't mind getting muddy, just hoover it off and a summer one. We bought carpet remnants, cut to size using the old carpet as a template like others have said, I have managed to do this myself by cutting with a Stanley knife on the reverse then getting a carpet fitter to bind the edges last one cost £50 in total. Will look into the Flotex though as I hadn't thought of that, do you still have to bind the edges?

Sorry Tinwheeler you must have posted your reply as I was typing, but great minds think alike