05 / Commercial flooring

Build the workplace from the floor up.

Commercial flooring is specified for the office that will use it. Carpet tile, sheet carpet, vinyl, resilient flooring, laminate and other named systems are options, not a default package.

08 — Floor

The floor has to work as hard as the space above it.

Final materials and specifications are confirmed according to the individual project.

Conceptual flooring study

Commercial office floor with carpet tiles in a working interior
Close view of a commercial floor finish in a workplace interior
Resilient commercial floor finish in an interior circulation space
Carpet tile
Repeatable modules for open floors, with a joint that can follow the setting-out grid.
Commercial carpet
Broadloom or sheet carpet where a continuous surface is specified.
Vinyl
A resilient sheet or tile finish for areas that need a wipeable surface.
Resilient flooring
Rubber, safety or other resilient systems specified for the use of the room.
Laminate
A timber-look or decorative floor where the specification and substrate allow it.
Specified systems
Entrance matting, raised-access finishes or other systems named in the project specification.
Commercial flooring

Selection is part of the project

Use

Desks, circulation, meeting rooms and entrance zones wear differently.

Traffic

The route from reception to the working floor is not the same as a quiet room.

Appearance

The floor is part of the workplace palette, agreed from samples.

Maintenance

Cleaning and replacement strategy belong in the specification.

Substrate

Existing floors, screeds and raised access affect what can be laid.

Transitions

Thresholds between finishes need a drawn detail, not a surprise on site.

Final materials and specifications are confirmed according to the individual project. Durability classes are not claimed on this website.

Materials shown online are illustrative unless identified as part of an agreed project specification.