Looking for affordable carpet without buying a full roll? Carpet remnants are a smart solution for small rooms, rentals, stairs, and quick fixes. At Cranberry Remnant Warehouse, you'll find discounted pieces in a range of styles and sizes - ready to take home today.
Our in-stock inventory changes fast, so visit soon to find the right match for your next project.
Carpet remnants offer a smart, cost-effective way to get quality flooring without the price tag of a full roll. Whether you're covering a small space or working on a tight budget, remnants give you flexibility and fast results.
Save more by paying only for what you need - no waste, no overbuying. They're perfect for smaller projects like bedrooms, stairs, closets, or rental units. Carpet remnants are also easy to handle - cut to size, transport in most vehicles, and install with minimal tools.
Not sure which remnant is right for your space? Check out our guide to Choosing the Right Remnant.
Our carpet remnant selection includes a wide range of styles, textures, and sizes to fit all kinds of projects. Whether you're finishing a cozy guest room or need something durable for high-traffic areas, there's always something new to discover.
You'll often find plush, loop, Berber, and textured styles in neutral tones like beige, gray, tan, and multi-tone flecks. Many pieces come in room-sized cuts like 6x9, 12x12, or stair-runner widths – great for quick installs in family rooms, basements, offices, or hallways.
Please note: Our inventory changes regularly. Remnants are first-come, first-served – stop in or give us a call to check what's currently available.
Installing carpet remnants can be a manageable DIY project with the right approach. With just a few tools and some prep work, you can achieve professional-looking results without the full-roll cost.
Before you begin, gather the essential tools. You'll need a utility knife with sharp blades, a measuring tape, a straight edge, and either carpet adhesive or tack strips – depending on your installation method. A knee kicker is also helpful for stretching the carpet tightly into corners. Not sure what's required? Our tools for flooring installation guide covers everything.
A clean, smooth surface is key to a long-lasting installation. Make sure the subfloor is dry, level, and free of debris or old adhesive. Use a patching compound to fill dips or cracks, and vacuum thoroughly before laying the carpet down. Skipping this step can lead to wrinkles, bumps, or uneven wear over time.
Glue-down installation is best for smaller rooms, closets, or permanent setups. It involves applying carpet adhesive directly to the subfloor and pressing the remnant into place. This method provides a secure hold but requires careful alignment and clean application.
Tack-strip installation, commonly used in bedrooms and hallways, involves placing strips with angled nails around the room's perimeter. You'll stretch the carpet over the strips and trim it to fit. This method allows for easier replacement down the line.
While many DIYers can handle basic carpet installs, some projects – like stairs, multi-seam rooms, or heavy-duty commercial spaces – are better left to professionals. If you're unsure where to start, our installation guide for flooring remnants walks you through each step and helps you decide whether to DIY or hire help.
Carpet remnants aren't just a budget option - they're a smart, practical choice for all kinds of projects. Our customers include everyone from seasoned professionals to weekend DIYers who want quality results without overspending.
A DIY homeowner might use a plush carpet remnant to finish off a basement rec room without breaking the budget. Landlords often rely on remnants for fast, affordable updates between tenants - getting a room ready without waiting on special orders. Local contractors come in looking for quick, durable options to finish small jobs or patch high-traffic areas at a lower cost.
Whether you're renovating, flipping, or just need to cover a few square feet, remnants offer the speed, savings, and flexibility that make sense.
Cranberry Remnant Warehouse is your go-to source for discounted carpet remnants – perfect for fast projects, tight budgets, and same-day pickups. We're open to the public, and no appointment is needed to browse our rotating inventory.
Located right in Cranberry Township, our warehouse makes it easy to stop by and see what's in stock. Because we specialize in remnants, our inventory updates frequently with new options arriving weekly.
Need to complete your project? Visit our Flooring Trim and Finish Guide to get the right finishing materials.
Come in soon - these deals move fast. Contact us today with any questions!
A carpet remnant is a leftover piece of carpet from a full roll, typically the end of the roll or unused overstock. These pieces are new, unused, and sold at a discount.
No. Most remnants are the same quality as regular carpet rolls - they're just smaller pieces. Some may be discontinued styles, which is why they're available at a lower price.
Remnant sizes vary, but common dimensions include 6x8, 12x12, or smaller hallway and stair-runner sizes. Selection changes daily.
Yes, many of our customers use remnants for staircases. We recommend low-pile or looped styles for durability and safety.
Not usually. Since remnants are limited leftovers, once they're gone, they're gone. Be sure to measure your space carefully before purchasing.
Measure the length and width of the space and multiply to get the square footage. For help, see our flooring measurement guide.
Yes! Many DIYers install their own carpet using basic tools. Check out our flooring installation guide for help.
You'll typically need a utility knife, tape measure, straight edge, adhesive or tack strips, and possibly a knee kicker. View our tools for installation guide.
Remnants are sold as-is, but we're happy to help you find a size that fits. You can cut the piece yourself to match your layout.
No, padding is sold separately. We can recommend padding options based on your project and budget.
Remnants are final sale due to their limited nature. Be sure to double-check your measurements before buying.
Yes - just choose a durable fiber like nylon or a loop style that resists wear. Ask our team to help you find pet-friendly options.
Absolutely. Many customers use remnants as affordable custom-sized rugs. You can even have edges bound or taped for a finished look.
We don't offer in-house binding, but we can recommend local professionals who do. It's a great way to turn a remnant into a custom rug.
Our inventory is updated regularly - often daily. We recommend stopping in frequently or calling ahead if you're looking for something specific.
