Carpet tiles laid for offices, hotels and studios
Carpet tiles suit spaces that need to stay in use: tiles can be lifted for access to raised floors and cabling, and a worn or stained tile can be replaced without re-laying the room. Most are 50×50 cm squares or long planks in loop or cut pile, with nylon fibre for heavy traffic and polypropylene where budgets are tighter.
We match the backing to the space: bitumen or PVC-based backings for dimensional stability in busy offices, and felt or cushion backings where comfort and sound absorption matter, as in studios, meeting rooms and hotel rooms. Subfloors are cleaned and levelled first, tiles are fixed with a releasable tackifier, and the pattern (monolithic, quarter-turn or ashlar) is set out from the room's centre lines.
How we work
- Site survey: area, subfloor and raised-floor check
- Selection: pile, fibre, backing and colour
- Subfloor cleaning, levelling and moisture check
- Set-out from centre lines and laying pattern
- Tile laying with releasable tackifier
- Edge trims, clean-up and handover
Carpet Tile Installation — products
- Carpet Tiles — price on request
- Wall-to-Wall Broadloom Carpet — price on request
- Rubber & Coil Entrance Mats — price on request
Common questions
Carpet tiles or broadloom carpet — which is better for an office?
Carpet tiles are usually more practical: they work with raised floors and cable access, waste less on irregular layouts, and single tiles can be replaced if damaged. Broadloom gives an unbroken look and is often chosen for hotel rooms and executive areas.
How much do carpet tiles cost installed?
Price depends on fibre, pile construction, backing type, the area covered and how much subfloor preparation is needed. We quote after a free site survey and can compare options at different price points.
How long does carpet tile installation take?
Laying is quick compared with most floor finishes because tiles need no seaming. Larger offices can be done in phases or after hours so work areas stay usable; we confirm timing after the survey.
How do you clean and maintain carpet tiles?
Regular vacuuming, prompt spot cleaning of spills, and periodic deep cleaning by hot-water extraction or low-moisture methods. Rotating or replacing tiles along heavy-traffic routes keeps the floor looking even.
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