Chicago | 006 - Light Gray
Chicago | 006 - Light Gray
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Estimated delivery: 7 Aug - 11 Aug
Productdetails
Productdetails
Chicago in Light Grey is a needlefelt ribbed carpet tile with a use class of 33, intended for heavy-duty commercial use. This tile is suitable for heavily trafficked areas such as offices, hospitality venues, events, and trade shows, and can also be perfectly applied at home. With its Bfl-s1 fire certificate, it meets fire safety requirements for public spaces and can be used in damp areas; moreover, it can serve as an entrance mat. The tiles are quick to install and easy to cut to size with a utility knife. The backing is rubber with anti-slip properties, ensuring stable placement. The Light Grey color provides a bright, spacious look and makes small rooms appear larger. The size is 50 x 50 cm / 100 x 100 cm. The minimum order quantity is 20 pieces.
Applications
- Offices and conference rooms with high traffic
- Hospitality venues, events, and trade shows
- Home workspaces that are used daily
- Entrance mats and use in damp areas
Properties
- Material: needlefelt ribbed carpet tile
- Structure: ribbed carpet with robust load-bearing capacity
- Backing: rubber backing with anti-slip
- Size: 50 x 50 cm / 100 x 100 cm
- Minimum order quantity: 20 pieces
- Use class: 33 (heavy-duty use)
- Fire rating: Bfl-s1
Advantages
- Quick installation on flat surfaces
- Easy to cut to size with a utility knife
- Stable placement due to anti-slip backing
Specifications
Specifications
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Article code10TT006050
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ColourLight gray
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Width100 cm
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Length100 cm
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Thickness7 mm
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Pile weight775 gr/m²
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Weight per m²3800 gr/m²
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Material100% Polypropylene
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Primary backingBitumen
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Fire classBfl-s1
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Pile height3 mm
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Usage class 133 - heavy project use
Frequently asked questions
Which sizes and minimum order quantity apply?
Which sizes and minimum order quantity apply?
Is the tile suitable for damp areas and as a doormat?
Is the tile suitable for damp areas and as a doormat?
Which laying method do you recommend for projects?
Which laying method do you recommend for projects?