Carpet tiles and broadloom are both popular choices for flooring. If you’re trying to decide between the two, and you’re looking to maximise your flooring budget, it’s important to consider the longevity of each.

Choosing flooring for your new office complex is a significant investment. The choices you make will impact the day-to-day running of your organisation for years to come, and affect everything from your maintenance budgets to employee well-being.

Most flooring wear and tear occurs in just 20% of any building, with high-traffic areas like your entryways and atrium subject to the most demanding use. Thankfully, you can help protect your flooring investment from the worst of the damage, using tiered entryway systems to protect carpet from rain, snow and dirt.

When choosing carpet for your organisation, appearance retention and carpet durability are likely to be your top priorities. You want to be sure that the carpet you choose now will meet your organisation’s needs for years into the future.

You want to be sure that the office carpet you’ve chosen will last for years, and still look good, so today I’m outlining the eight factors that affect carpet durability – from most to least important.

Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT) is the fastest-growing type of flooring worldwide, but it is often confused with laminate or other types of hard flooring.

Today, I’m exploring what LVT is and how it’s made, as well as clarifying some common misconceptions about Luxury Vinyl Tiles, to help you understand whether LVT is a good fit for your next flooring project.

Floor compatibility problems can be costly and time-consuming to rectify, often involving expensive replacement and reinstallation. Today, let’s explore how to tackle one of the most significant floor compatibility challenges you might face during your next flooring installation: plasticiser migration.

With nearly 10 billion passengers passing through airports expected in 2024, airport carpets endure wear and tear on an unparalleled scale. Covering vast areas, these carpets play a critical role in shaping the airport's aesthetic and functionality for years to come.

To choose a tough, long-lasting flooring solution that enhances the traveller experience, it’s essential to focus on durability, design, and the key factors influencing airport carpet performance.

An office redesign is rarely as straightforward as applying a fresh coat of paint and adding new furniture. It can quickly evolve into a significant project that risks veering off track or exceeding budget.

Choosing commercial carpet is a more complex process than selecting residential carpet. Beyond budget and aesthetics, numerous practical factors must be considered.