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The good news is, with carpet tiles, you really can't go wrong. The advantages of carpets tiles are many. For one, carpets offer many practical benefits: superior comfort, attractive acoustic, and thermal qualities, as well as greater safety, compared to hard surface alternatives.

Good quality carpet tiles offer so much more than practical advantages, though. The way you deploy it in your design can affect the look, feel and sound of a space. The colours and patterns of your carpet can convey your unique ambiance.

You may be under the impression that landing on your unique, personalised carpet tile design will cost you time and money, or that choosing carpet means taking on installation delays, keeping you from the rest of your design work. With luxury carpet tiles, you don't have to worry about any of this. Modular, attractive, high-quality and less expensive, carpet tiles are a great flooring solution that makes installation easier. This guide will tell you everything you need to know about carpet tiles and how to use them in your next project. Enjoy!

You can choose between a variety of carpet tiles backing, with the most popular being hardback backing, closed cell cushion backing, and open cell cushion backing. Carpet tiles are generally equipped with pre-attached carpet backing, which means they are often able to be installed directly onto the subfloor, making for a quick and easy installation.

For the majority of projects, carpet tiles are a superior choice both practically and in terms of design. That's why we recommend you - at the very least - consider carpet tiles for your next project. Here are a few of the many benefits of carpet tiles:

One of the main reasons architects and designers - not to mention floor fitters - choose to work with carpet tiles is the ease with which they can be installed. Let's explore the ways carpet can make your installation easier:

Carpet tiles generate minimal waste in the fitting stage. This is because very little cutting, or adjustment, is needed for tiles to fit a given space. This is particularly true of rooms with many nooks and odd angles.

In the past, design versatility was basically impossible with carpet tiles. Carpet tiles were merely thin squares, available in a narrow range of colours and qualities. This outdated conception of them may be holding you back from selecting them, in spite of some of their obvious benefits. Rest assured, today, you can accomplish almost the same degree of design versatility with the many different types of carpet tiles.

More and more, we see unique approaches to carpet tiles gaining in popularity. Creative designers and architects are using colour and pattern to facilitate way-finding and delineate different zones for different uses, subtly nudging behaviour.

An oft-cited benefit of carpet tiles is the ease with which you can maintain them. Carpet tiles can easily be removed for cleaning, or replaced if a single tile is overly soiled or destroyed. Since tiles are small and modular, they don't take up much space and can easily be stored. It's a good idea to have extras on hand so you can sub out tiles as needed. Further, because tiles can be easily lifted, you can readily access underfloor cabling as needed.

While wall-to-wall carpet is said to be the go-to option for luxury and plushness, good quality carpet tiles can come pretty close. Cut from broadloom carpet, carpet tiles can often achieve a similar quality to wall-to-wall carpeting. In fact, carpet tiles with their absorbent layered structure, absorb even more structure-borne sound.

When selecting a carpet, many designers get hung up on choices, such as colours or patterns. These are certainly important decisions, but before you get there, you should be considering what type of carpet best suits your project.

There are a few other disadvantages to carpet tiles you should keep in mind. For one, even when installed flawlessly, you'll always be able to see the seams between them. While new technologies have been able to reduce the appearance of seams, if your objective is the look and feel of a single piece of flooring, carpet tiles may not be the right choice. Further, while you can nearly match the quality of wall-to-wall carpeting with carpet tiles, you generally can't get the extra plush underfoot feeling that you can with certain wall-to-wall carpets. For most projects, though, designers and architects feel the pros outweigh the cons.

So when should you use carpet tiles Tiles are a good choice for the projects where a stunning end result is required, but where budget or time may be restricted. They're also a great choice for projects where regular maintenance is a concern.

Wall-to-wall carpets are carpets that cover an intended space in few pieces - or even a single piece - as opposed to many pieces laid out to create your flooring. As opposed to carpet tiles, which can be laid directly on subflooring, wall-to-wall carpets are generally laid on underfelt, over the substrate flooring and attached using small tacks.

The downside of wall-to-wall carpets, however, comes in the installation phase. Installation of wall-to-wall carpeting is more demanding and time-consuming than the installation of carpet tiles. Further, the waste produced in the process is simply greater - 5-25%.

While it's often the more expensive option, wall-to-wall carpeting might be the choice for you if your project requires large-scale patterning, or intricate customisations. Generally speaking, wall-to-wall carpeting works best for projects with big design ambitions or for large floor surfaces.

Now that you're clear on the different carpet types, let's take a look at the other carpet properties that will likely influence your decision: carpet construction and the types of carpet tiles, including styles and fibres.

When considering carpet construction, you're generally choosing between three types of carpet tiles: tufted, woven or needle punched carpets. While the overwhelming majority of carpets tiles are tufted, it's useful to get a feel for all the options available, in order to make a more informed decision. Below, we'll explain what carpet tiles are made of.

95% of all commercial carpet tiles on the market are tufted. That's because tufted carpets have a fast production time, are priced lower and have a variety of different designs available with them. While tufted carpets work for most projects, when high quality and endurance are your main concerns, they might not be the ideal option.

Woven carpets, or carpets produced on a loom, were the only option up until the 1950s. Even though advancements in production machinery and synthetic materials have allowed for other possibilities, woven carpets are still on the market and widely selected today because of their superior quality and durability, particularly with natural materials. Woven carpets are a good choice for higher-end projects.

Needle punched carpets are colourfast, dry quickly and are resistant to sunlight and fading. While practical, they lack versatility in look and feel. Needle punched carpets are great for things like entry mats, but not recommended for general use.

Another factor to take into consideration when designing your carpet tile solution is carpet style. Below, we'll elaborate on some main styles and types of carpet tiles: cut pile, loop pile and cut and loop pile. There are a number of different variants within these styles, but this overview should get you started. For a more in-depth look, check out our carpet glossary.

Cut pile carpets are created by cutting yarn loops to create an upright pile. Cut pile carpets bring about a more formal, or luxurious look and often appear darker than loop pile carpets comprised of the same yarn type.

When choosing how to design your carpet tile solution, you should also pay mind to the kind of fibres your carpet tile is made of. Very often, carpet tiles are made of a blend of different fibres. It's useful, though, to understand the properties of the individual fibres, in order to get a feel for what your project will require.

Carpets are typically made from nylon, polyester, polypropylene, cotton, acrylics, wool, and/or recycled material. Let's take a moment to examine a few of the most popular options when it comes to carpet tile materials. You can find more in our carpet glossary.

Polyester, another synthetic material, is also known as a less expensive option. A rather versatile fibre with a long history of being used in carpet manufacturing, polyester is generally considered to be a lower-quality choice, compared to nylon. Technological advancements, however, have increased the fibre's durability to an extent.

Becoming increasingly popular are fibres made from recycled materials, such as fishing nets and other industrial nylon waste. This solution, a mid-range price option, is sustainable as well as durable and attractive. At Ege Carpets, we offer a wide range of carpet tiles made of sustainable and recycled materials.

Sustainability is an increasingly important consideration for architects and designers, as well as the clients they design for. Because of the minimal waste that carpet tiles produce in installation, selecting them for your design means you're already on the path to sustainability. Above this, though, you'll want to ensure that you choose a carpet manufacturer that considers and actively addresses their environmental impact. 59ce067264

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