Carpet Tiles
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Although it can seem a bit old-school, many business and homeowners today are trying out carpet tiles with good results. There are countless carpet varieties available today, and there are a surprisingly large number of benefits that come along with making use of carpet tiles, instead of standard rollout carpet. If you own a business or a home, and you’re overwhelmed by all the different carpet types and carpet varieties that there are to look around for, take some time to learn about carpet tiles as well. While they aren’t the most popular carpet flooring option, they are worth considering.

What are Carpet Tiles?
Carpet tiles are specially designed squares of carpeting that are made to lock down in a similar way to standard carpet flooring. Some of the tiles adhere to the floors using glues, while others are nailed or stapled down. This carpet flooring option is designed to go down easily, and it’s often used with different colors blended together in checker or mosaic patterns to create more unique looks. While not everyone likes the look of carpet tiles, it’s a strong type of carpet flooring that’s coming back in style today.
Styles of Carpet Tile
Carpet tiles come in many different styles and colors. They are available in:
- various sizes
- multiple fiber types
- pile styles
- manufactured types
This means you can likely find a carpet tile equivalent for the roll of carpet you were considering or would have otherwise used in your home. Besides format, the major difference between standard carpet rolls is the tile backing material. Carpet tile backing material options include: vinyl, fiberglass, vinyl/fiberglass, urethane, woven polypropylene, and recycled vinyl. Quality backing systems are important because they provide dimensional stability and help carpet tiles withstand moisture.
Along with different backing options, carpet tiles come in both non-adhesive and adhesive styles. You can find carpet tiles that either have a peel-and-stick back or require glue. Both types of tiles are ideal for do-it-yourself projects and can be removed with relative ease, should you ever need to.
Choosing Your Carpet Tiles
When choosing carpet tiles for your room, beyond considering the color and style, it’s important to remember the bigger picture. Looking at one tile may sell you on it, but envisioning the floor as a whole will help keep the finished floor in line with your overall design scheme. If you plan on using tiles to create a pattern, envisioning the entire floor will ensure the pattern comes out how you intended. It’s also important to consider the sizes of the tiles, as they are available in multiple options. The tile size will impact the overall look of the finished floor.
Another big thing to consider when making your carpet tile decision is the manufacturer’s warranty, which will protect your investment against shrinking, buckling, and curling. When this happens to the tiles, it not only creates an eyesore, but may present a safety hazard because it is easier to trip and fall.
Carpet Tiles Benefits
It’s true that carpet tiles aren’t for everyone and there are plenty of people that aren’t interested in carpet varieties designed to be tiles, but there are a lot of things to like about this type of flooring as well. Read on for a pretty complete list of benefits so you know exactly what to expect from this type of carpet flooring.
- Easier cleaning and care. Individual carpet tiles can be removed for cleaning, and replaced when dry. If one area of the floor becomes damaged, the tile can be replaced without replacing the entire floor.
- You can install carpet tiles right over many floor types, including wood and tile. Because carpet tiles are easy to install, you can quickly add a new look without the renovation work required by most flooring.
- Carpet tiles allow for freedom with design, allowing you to give more depth and texture to a room.
- Easier installation than standard rolled carpet. Do-it-yourself kits are available. These kits make it simple with instructions, and straightforward measurements for installation.
- Many carpet tile options have enhanced stain resistance, which is especially important if you’re concerned about pet stains or young children knocking drinks over.
Easy Installation
If you’re looking for a quick and easy to install type of carpet flooring, tiles are the perfect way to go. When it comes to carpet installation, tiles are one of the best products on the market. They go down very quickly and easily and are designed for simplicity. Since carpet flooring tiles are designed to be small in size, they are easy to carry and to position wherever they are needed. This is much simpler than carrying around large rolls of roll out carpet varieties. Carpet tiles go down faster during carpet installation than other carpet flooring types as well, and it doesn’t take as much skill to ensure that the floor looks smooth and even.

Modular Carpet Tiles
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.
Carpet tiles offer greater design flexibility than broadloom carpet and even many types of hard flooring.
Different carpet dye technologies make it possible to create a wide range of colors, patterns and designs on modular carpet that you can’t recreate in broadloom. For example, Milliken’s proprietary print technology applies dye to the carpet after it’s cut into tiles, meaning you achieve perfect design registration across all four edges of the tile, so designs flow almost seamlessly from tile to tile.
When installing modular carpet, you have even greater design freedom: you can install them in different configurations to create subtle patterning; add accent tiles for a splash of color; or create patterns with complementary tiles.
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