Modular carpet tiles are one of the most popular flooring options in commercial environments. Today I'm sharing the pros and cons of this versatile floor covering, to help you determine whether carpet tiles are a good fit for your next project.

Every day, thousands of travellers pass through your airport, wheeling luggage and pushing trolleys. With such extreme levels of foot traffic moving all through the building, you need to be certain your flooring can withstand the demanding environment. But when it’s time for a refit, replacing the flooring throughout your airport is a huge – and expensive – job.

Flooring is a big investment for any organisation to make. Once a decision is made, it’s important for you to be happy with your choice for years to come.

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.

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.

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

When it comes to selecting flooring for your commercial space, there are various options to choose from, and they all have their respective merits and drawbacks. It can be difficult to determine which type of flooring best suits your organisation's specific needs. To make the right decision, you need to look beyond the aesthetics of each flooring type and consider the day-to-day practicalities first.

Carpet tiles are available in many different designs, colours, sizes and weights. Naturally, choosing the right carpet tile for your project can be a daunting decision when there are so many options that are available to choose from.

When you’re buying new carpet tiles, it can be challenging to compare one product with another and objectively determine the best option for your specific needs. Unfortunately, there’s a significant difference in quality between carpet tiles, in terms of their performance, aesthetics, and durability. How do you know what’s important, and what’s not?