Chicago | 009 - Red
Chicago | 009 - Red
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Estimated delivery: 7 Aug - 11 Aug
Productdetails
Productdetails
Chicago in Red is a needle felt rib carpet tile with usage class 33, intended for heavy-duty project use. These tiles are strong enough for intensive traffic in offices, hospitality, events, and trade fairs, and are also suitable for home use. The red color provides an energetic signal tone that helps with routing and accents. The size is 50 x 50 cm / 100 x 100 cm. The minimum purchase is 20 pieces. The tiles have a non-slip rubber backing, making them stable and ensuring they stay in place regardless of heavy traffic. They are quick to install and easy to cut to size with a utility knife. Additionally, they can also function as an entrance mat in damp areas.
Applications
- Offices and meeting rooms: comfort and durability
- Hospitality environments with high daily traffic
- Events and trade fairs: quick installation/dismantling
- Reception areas and hallways: clear routing
- Entrance zones and damp areas: non-slip and dry surface
Features
- Carpet type: needle felt rib carpet tile
- Backing: rubber backing with anti-slip properties for stability
- Fire class: Bfl-s1
- Usage classification: 33, heavy project use
- Size and purchase: 50 x 50 cm / 100 x 100 cm; minimum purchase 20 pieces
- Material: 100% Polypropylene
- Thickness: 7 mm
- Weight per m2: 3800 gr/m²
- Color: Red
- Fire certificate: Bfl-s1
Advantages
- Quick installation and precise cutting to size
- Non-slip rubber backing keeps heavy foot traffic stable
- Can also function as an entrance mat in damp areas
Specifications
Specifications
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Article code10TT009050
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ColourRed
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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?