Kas Carpet Discount Warehouse

To me, I felt like this was a hit or miss. Majority of the rugs that caught my eye felt rough and far from comforting. This might not be up my alley, but I’m sure it’s up some one else’s. Not everyone is going to like intricately designed rugs like they dwell in an Indian palace. Wish they had more minalistic designs. Lol. All jokes aside, I felt like I should’ve been in an Aladdin episode.
In terms of customer service, Not once has anyone asked if we needed help. Nor were we greeted upon walking in. They pretty much either just walked past us or stared. Very helpful :)
I ended up getting 2 beautifully soft area rugs across the street from lowes instead.

Good selection and fair prices! I took my time selecting carpet for a rental unit and the staff was never pushy. I would go back again!

I wish it was more organized BUT…
The size, the variety and various designs of rugs/​carpets/​runners really make up for it. I love the warehouse element and the fact that there is two floors. Been coming here for years. Nice Persians and persian style here. They also have abc discounted items. :)

My husband and I made the trip from Manhattan last Sunday and it was worth the traffic. We bought 2 shag area rugs for our teenage daughters new rooms. Wow prices were less than half online and In store prices. Great quality thick rugs. I only wish our salesman new more about their inventory but we are happy with our purchase and highly recommend this place.

Wow! This place is HUGE. Picture Home Depot but just Carpets… I started my day shopping at Lowe’s but a huge red sign caught my eye of a warehouse store that said, «Kas Carpet.» Couldn’t help myself but literally WALK across the street and wander into this gem. When I entered I was somewhat overwhelmed by all of these Mom&Pop type signs advertising incredible offers and deals. «Next day installation», «Lowest Prices or Your Money Back Guaranteed» Could all of this really be TRUE?! My experience: YES.
Here’s my story: I needed carpeting for my soon-​to-​be finished basement. I’m not much of a DIY homeowner so this project has been a huge stress on not only me but even more so my bank account. I asked a friend for help, he told me to sketch out my floor-​plan with measurements and head over to Lowe’s, Home Depot, the usual brick and mortars. Took the advice and trekked over to Lowe’s (I live in Howard Beach.) Lowe’s quoted me a price of almost $ 1,000 for a decent carpet. Being impulsive I followed through with the order. On my way out to the parking lot is when I noticed Kas. I walked over and immediately was impressed by the gigantic warehouse and colorful signage. A salesman approached me after about 10 to 15 minutes of perusing the multitude of styles and colors. I explained my situation, the salesman laughed out loud at my quote from across the street and replied by saying «No Problem.» I wound up not only paying $ 400 less than my price from Lowe’s for the same EXACT carpet BUT also, Lowe’s somehow magically expanded my basement by 6 yards !!! Thank goodness for the down-​to-​earth salesmen at Kas to catch this supposed «mistake.» Not only did I save enough to be able to afford a new air conditioning unit (a luxury factor of the original budget) but even BETTER: my carpet truly was installed, for FREE, with FREE padding (why not?), AND everything finished and beautiful by the following night as opposed to Lowe’s 8-​day wait. Awesome. Extremely pleased.
Moral: Big Box stores are NOT the way to go when it comes to carpeting. Go to KAS.

They have good quality rugs there. Prices are very reasonable and there are a lot of items to choose from. Took off one star because they do not take credit cards.

Yeah, so my husband has this sick obsession with those expensive, persian handmade rugs and has been harassing me to get another one for the living room, even though I’m totally cool with our cheap, contemporary area rug we got at Lowes for $ 200. I refuse to waste all that money on a fancy rug that my kids will destroy within a week with Goldfish smashed into it, formula spit-​up and spilled juice from a leaky sippy cup. Ironically, on our way to Lowes we saw this place and decided to check it out. It’s pretty ghetto and the rugs they have on display outside for $ 40 looks great from the street, but up close it’s all fuzzy, falling apart and looks like crap. However, go inside and they actually do have those nice silk rugs — although not handmade, are high in quality (some of them) and have the desired designs that someone like my weird husband fancies. It’s cash and carry, so you better have a truck. They do NOT accept credit cards, nor do they deliver or help you bring it out to your car. We ended up with a really nice rug that I don’t care if my kids ruin because it was so cheap. I definitely recommend this place for an acceptable knockoff of a $ 4000 persian rug.