Floorings

Carpet tiles are square, rectangular or other shape of pieces of carpet that can be laid individually to form a larger carpeted area. They come in various sizes, colors, and textures, allowing for flexible, customizable designs. Carpet tiles are commonly used in commercial settings but are also popular for home use due to their easy installation, maintenance, and the ability to replace individual tiles if needed.

Carpet tiles are suitable for most rooms, particularly high-traffic areas like offices, playrooms, hotel conference rooms, even hotel corridors, basements, and other dry areas. They’re generally not recommended for wet areas like bathrooms, as they may retain moisture.

Yes, carpet tiles can usually be installed over existing floors, as long as the subfloor is clean, dry, level and stable. They are often laid with adhesive strips, dots, or full adhesive backing , depending on the type and the surface beneath, making them a versatile option for various types of subfloors, including concrete, tile, and wood.

Yes, most carpet tiles can be used with underfloor heating, though it’s essential to confirm with the manufacturer to ensure compatibility. Carpet tiles should have a low thermal resistance rating for efficient heat transfer. Additionally, it’s best to use thin, low-pile carpet tiles, as they are better at conducting heat.

Carpet tiles cannot be refinished, but they can be easily repaired. If a tile is damaged or stained, it can simply be removed and replaced with a new one. This is one of the main advantages of carpet tiles, as it allows for simple maintenance without replacing the entire floor.