Carpet Tile

Carpet tile is a modular flooring system in which carpet is manufactured in square or rectangular tile formats and installed individually on the floor. Unlike wall-to-wall carpet, carpet tiles can be installed, removed, and replaced one tile at a time. They typically consist of a pile surface layer, a primary backing that secures the pile fibers, and a specialized tile backing system that enhances dimensional stability and durability. Because only damaged or stained sections need to be replaced, carpet tiles are easy to maintain and cost-effective over time. They can be installed using adhesive or pressure-sensitive fixing systems, helping to reduce installation time. In addition, the tiles can be arranged in various directions and pattern combinations, making them highly effective for space zoning and creative design applications. Carpet tiles are widely used in commercial environments such as hotels, offices, airports, educational facilities, and other high-traffic public spaces.