More guests and worshippers
Visits, meals and gatherings multiply use of the majlis, entrance, dining room and reception rooms.
Before Ramadan and Eid, homes, majlis rooms and mosques fill with guests and worshippers, and any tired rug or floor shows. This page explains how to set priorities: what to clean, what to replace and what to add, and why starting early avoids the rush. Then we arrange a free inspection in Riyadh and a quote by phone or WhatsApp.


The season does not mean replacing everything, but it is a good moment to review your rugs and floors. Our flooring guides help you estimate.
Visits, meals and gatherings multiply use of the majlis, entrance, dining room and reception rooms.
Near the season demand for made-to-measure work and installation rises, so short-notice dates are hard; starting early gives you more choice.
In Ramadan people sit and pray for longer, so thin, worn or rough carpet shows in the knees and forehead.
Dirty rugs and carpet need cleaning before the season, and sometimes replacement turns out better than cleaning.
The entrance is what guests see first and what gets dirtiest, and it deserves a suitable mat, as in entrance hall rugs.
Splitting the work into phases lets you start with the most important areas and leave the rest until after the season.
Start with a simple walk-through: look at every place where you will host guests or pray and note the state of the rug and floor. Ask whether it needs cleaning only, a small repair or replacement. Then send us photos and rough measurements so we can estimate before visiting.
Majlis rooms are the most used during the season. If your floor is an old or faded rug you may decide to renew it; ideas are in majlis rugs and Arabic majlis flooring. If you prefer comfortable floor seating, ask about soft materials that clean easily.
If you look after a mosque or prayer room, preparation before Ramadan includes checking the carpet, row lines, edges and wear where people kneel and prostrate. If replacement is needed, see mosque carpet replacement and mosque carpet installation, and start early because made-to-measure supply takes time.
For daily upkeep, see mosque carpet care.
Many families host guests at rest houses and camps at Eid. See rest house and chalet flooring and camp carpets if you need suitable outdoor matting.
Deep cleaning before the season improves appearance and smell, but it does not fix worn carpet. Do it early so everything dries completely before guests arrive, and read the carpet cleaning and care guide.
If the season is near and there is no time to replace everything, rank your priorities: start with the prayer area, the main majlis and the entrance, add a ready-made rug for the rest, and leave full replacement until after the season. We do not promise dates before knowing the sizes and the materials available.
Whatever you decide, accurate sizes save time. Measure the room length and width, note door positions and take photos; our guide on how to measure flooring explains the steps. Rugs and carpet ordered without measurements often end up too small or with excess waste.

A rug that gives the majlis a refined look and copes with long sitting; the size can be chosen to fit the seating.

Carpet with regular row lines for worshipper comfort and orderly rows in large numbers.

A suitable rug traps dust and gives the entrance a tidy look before guests arrive.
List the places in use and note the state of rugs and floors.
Send us photos and measurements so we can estimate materials and time.
By condition we decide on cleaning, replacement or additions.
We set a supply and fitting date to suit what is available.
Arrange cleaning so everything dries before guests arrive.
| Place | Priority | Suggested option |
|---|---|---|
| Majlis | High | Clean or renew the majlis rug |
| Mosque or prayer room | High | Check carpet, row edges and replace damaged parts |
| Entrance | Medium | A mat that traps dust |
| Dining room | Medium | An easy-clean rug under the table |
| Rest house | Depends on use | Matting suited to outdoors or indoors |
This is a general order that we adjust after the inspection according to your use and budget.
If your budget is limited, focus on the place where guests and worshippers will spend the longest time, because comfort and appearance matter most there.
Keep the room sizes and photos, which speed up any later made-to-measure or supply work. See how to measure flooring if you have no measurements.
And if you are preparing a neighbourhood mosque or a company prayer room, contact us early so we can arrange a measuring visit before the season.

Time runs short and choices narrow.
It may improve cleanliness but not the wear.
Dust gets in and the rug soils quickly.
It leads to the wrong size or too much waste.
The earlier you start, the wider your choices and appointments. Begin with assessment and measuring, then send us photos so we can estimate what is available.
If it is sound and not worn, cleaning often suffices. If it shows wear, tears or faded row lines, replacement may be better.
Yes, subject to availability; see our custom rugs and majlis rugs pages, and the team confirms details after measuring.
Check the carpet and row lines, measure the area, then contact us early so we can estimate replacement or additions.
One that traps dust, cleans easily and fits the door width; see our entrance rugs page.
Yes, the free inspection in Riyadh covers measuring and assessing condition.
Yes, you can start with the most important places and complete the rest later.
Prices vary with material and area, and we give a quote after the inspection and measuring.
Send photos of the majlis, mosque or entrance on WhatsApp and we arrange a visit inside Riyadh.
Choosing the right size.
Made-to-measure sizes and designs.
For prayer rooms and workplaces.
For donors and charities.
Price factors.
Suitable methods.