Heavy Duty Commercial Nylon Carpet Tile 33.3x100cm Multi-Level Loop Cushion

This series carpet plank is a heavy-duty commercial nylon carpet tile supplied as 33.3 cm × 100 cm planks and built for the interiors that European projects demand most — offices, hotels, retail floors, reception areas and public buildings that are used hard every single day. The face is woven from 100% nylon Multi-Level Loop yarn at a dense 1/12" gauge and a 600 g/m² pile weight, on a 9.2 mm ± 0.2 mm body with a POE (polyolefin) cushion backing. In practice that means a firm, resilient loop-pile surface that keeps its appearance under constant footfall, feels comfortable underfoot and cleans up quickly.

For buyers across the UK and Europe searching for carpet tiles, commercial carpet tiles, office carpet tiles, modular carpet, entrance matting or a dirt trapper mat for busy entrances, this plank answers the questions that matter in a European specification: does it last, does it stay quiet and comfortable, and is it easy and economical to run? The answer to each is built into the product — a heavy-duty nylon face with a tuft bind above 8.0 (ASTM D 1335) for durability, a cushion-backed body that absorbs footstep noise, and an anti-fouling, antibacterial finish that keeps cleaning simple.

Supplied in metric sizing with British-style colour and fibre options, the plank is designed to fit the way European interiors are specified and maintained. It can be laid in herringbone, basketweave, brick, ashlar, monolithic and other patterns, added to or re-laid as a layout evolves, and repaired one plank at a time. Whether the requirement is carpet squares for an open office, loop pile carpet tiles for a hotel corridor, or floor mats and matting for an entrance zone, this tile is made to be combined, cared for and replaced piece by piece.

The figures below describe the standard Highway Series plank. Alternative colours (colors), fibre (fiber) options and performance ratings can be confirmed against a specific project or tender brief.

The 600 g/m² nylon multi-level loop is the foundation of the plank's durability. Dense nylon resists abrasion and recovers its shape after being compressed, so the surface keeps its texture where chairs roll, people stand and trolleys pass. With a tuft bind above 8.0 (ASTM D 1335), the loops are anchored firmly into the backing, resisting shedding, unravelling and delamination through years of walking, load and cleaning. For corridors, lobbies, desk areas and aisles that see heavy daily traffic, this is what keeps a floor looking presentable instead of tired.

Carpet is one of the simplest ways to calm a hard, echo-prone interior, and this plank is built for exactly that. The cushion-backed 9.2 mm body absorbs footstep impact and soaks up reflected sound, so open offices, hotel corridors and reception areas feel quieter and easier to work in. The POE cushion backing also softens walking, which is easier on staff who are on their feet all day — a point that matters in European workplaces where employee comfort is a real consideration.

The tight multi-level loop and anti-fouling surface treatment keep dirt and spills near the surface, so routine vacuuming and prompt spot treatment do most of the work. The antibacterial finish supports a clean, hygienic floor, helpful in shared spaces such as schools, clinics and hospitality venues. Because cleaning is straightforward, the floor is easier to keep presentable throughout the working day and across the whole area, not just where people walk least.

Colour fastness of Grade 4.5 and above (AATCC TM 165) keeps the floor looking uniform over time, resisting the fading and patchy wear that weaker carpets show near glazing. A range of patterns, colourways and printed effects allows the flooring to be matched to a brand palette or interior scheme, and custom logos can be incorporated for branded flooring projects.

Grouped together, the benefits describe a floor that endures heavy use, reduces noise and keeps running costs down:

• Wear-resistant, heavy-duty performance that keeps the floor looking good under the heaviest daily traffic.
• Quiet, comfortable acoustics for open offices, lobbies and corridors.
• Fast, low-effort cleaning supported by the anti-fouling and antibacterial finish.
• Low maintenance cost through modular replacement rather than full-floor refits.
• Colour and design flexibility thanks to multiple patterns and printing options.
• Compliance confidence with Class B1 flame retardancy and SGS certification.

The plank is used wherever a clean appearance, easy upkeep and lasting performance are valued. Across European projects, common settings include corporate offices, open-plan workspaces, meeting rooms, reception and entrance zones, hotel corridors and lobbies, retail stores, exhibition venues, schools and healthcare waiting areas. A few representative scenarios show how the product earns its place:

• Offices and open-plan workspaces. A tidy, professional finish that stands up to rolling chairs and daily cleaning, while a single worn plank can be refreshed without touching the rest of the floor.
• Reception and entrance zones. A hard-wearing plank that acts as effective entrance matting and a dirt trapper, protecting inner floors from grit carried in from outside.
• Hotels, lobbies and corridors. A durable, quiet surface for high-turnover areas where luggage wheels, trolleys and constant guest movement test the floor every day.
• Retail stores and showrooms. A comfortable, stable base for display areas and aisles that must remain clean and well presented through long trading hours.
• Schools, clinics and waiting areas. An easy-clean, quieter floor for shared spaces that must stay hygienic and calm.

Laying the plank is straightforward for an experienced flooring contractor, and manageable for a competent installer on smaller areas. The usual method is set out below.

Keeping the floor in good condition needs only routine attention. Vacuum regularly to lift dry soil before it works into the pile, and deal with spills as soon as they happen by blotting rather than rubbing. The anti-fouling treatment makes most everyday marks easy to remove, and the antibacterial finish helps the surface stay hygienic.

Understanding the build explains the behaviour. The face is tufted from nylon Multi-Level Loop yarn at a 1/12" gauge into a primary backing, then locked with a POE polyolefin secondary backing that carries the adhesive system and provides the cushion. Because the loop profile is kept dense and even, pressure from feet and furniture spreads across many fibres rather than concentrating on a few — the reason the surface resists matting and keeps its texture. The multi-level construction also gives the face its subtle three-dimensional depth, while the jacquard process weaves pattern and tonal effects into the surface rather than printing them on top.

The plank format gives designers useful freedom. A single colour laid monolithically creates a calm, uninterrupted floor, while two or more tones can define zones, trace walkways or introduce pattern. Because the planks are long and narrow, they support directional patterns such as herringbone, basketweave, brick and ashlar that add depth to large spaces, or simpler regular and random layouts for a cleaner look. When specifying, consider how the colour will read under both daylight and artificial light and how it will sit beside walls, joinery and furniture. Neutral greys and beiges are forgiving in high-traffic areas, while deeper tones can help conceal everyday soiling in hotel and retail settings. Custom colours (colors), computer printing and logo options make it possible to reproduce specific graphics and branding across the floor. Our team can advise on colourways, pattern direction and layout to help achieve the intended effect.

Each production batch is checked against the performance criteria that matter most for commercial interiors: tuft bind, colour fastness, static behaviour, flame retardancy and smoke density. These checks help ensure that the plank delivered to a project matches the specification agreed, whether the order is a small trial quantity or a large multi-floor run. Certification is available in the form of SGS testing, and project-specific documentation — useful for European tender submissions and compliance files — can be provided on request.

It is often useful to weigh a carpet plank against hard flooring and broadloom carpet when planning a space. The comparison below summarises the general trade-offs; the best choice always depends on the specific room and use.

To make the product easy to find, it is described using the terms buyers in the UK and Europe most often use when searching for nylon carpet and modular flooring. If you arrived here through one of these searches, this is the product for you.

A commercial floor is judged by how it performs after months of use, not on the day it is laid. This plank is engineered so the things European buyers notice most — how durable it is, how quiet and comfortable it feels, how quickly it cleans and how cheaply it can be repaired — are handled from the start. A heavy-duty nylon loop keeps the surface looking good; a cushion-backed body keeps the room calm; an anti-fouling, antibacterial finish keeps it clean and hygienic; and the modular 33.3×100 cm format makes installation and small repairs straightforward. For facilities managers, designers and project teams, that combination delivers a dependable floor with a predictable cost of ownership.

Yes. The dense 600 g/m² nylon loop and a tuft bind above 8.0 (ASTM D 1335) are engineered for continuous commercial use with strong abrasion resistance and colour fastness.

The cushion-backed 9.2 mm body absorbs footstep impact and soaks up ambient sound, so open offices, lobbies and corridors feel calmer and less echo-prone than with hard flooring.

The tight loop and anti-fouling treatment keep dirt and spills near the surface. Routine vacuuming removes dry soil, and most spills can be blotted away; an antibacterial finish helps the floor stay hygienic.

Yes. Because the planks are modular, one section can be lifted and replaced on its own, keeping repairs quick and economical without re-covering the whole floor.

Herringbone, End Block, Monolithic, Regular, Random, Basketweave, Brick, Ashlar and Breeze, allowing different visual effects and zoning to suit the design.

The plank is rated Class B1 (GB8624-2012) for flame retardancy and passes smoke density testing to ASTM E 662, suitable for commercial interiors with relevant fire-safety expectations. Project-specific documentation can be provided on request.

We welcome enquiries from buyers, distributors and project teams across the UK and Europe, for orders of any size. Contact us to request a sample, confirm colours or laying pattern, or obtain a quotation.

• Free design consultation
• Custom logo and colour options
• Project-based quotation

Send us your room dimensions, preferred colour and expected quantity, and we will recommend the most suitable plank, backing and delivery schedule for your project.