A carpet is a textile floor consisting of an upper layer of “pile” attached to a backing. The pile is generally made from wool or a man-made fibre such as polypropylene, nylon or polyester and usually consists of twisted tufts which are often heat-treated to maintain their structure.

Carpet tiles come in a wide variety of colours, styles and materials and can be installed in any way you desire. You can create unique patterns and designs effortlessly. The biggest advantage that carpet tiles have over regular wall-to-wall carpeting is that individual tiles can be removed and replaced should they get dirty or stained. Unlike large carpets where stains can set and be difficult to remove, replacing an individual tile is easy and more affordable.

Laminate is a multi-layer synthetic flooring product. It is designed to imitate the appearance of real wood. The core layer of laminate flooring is manufactured primarily from melamine resin and fibre board material. The top layer has an imprinted textured image made to look like real wood for your office flooring solution.

Laminate choices are not only easy to maintain, it also features a tough exterior that makes it resistant to stains and moisture, offering you years of protection against scratches and scuffs.

Vinyl flooring are resilient flooring for offices, and they are artificial composite floors made of materials such as rubber, plastic, PVC. Vinyl flooring is a cost efficient substitute to natural floors such as concrete, ceramic and marble and definitely looks just as good.

Vinyl flooring comes in several forms: (1) Vinyl Sheet – typically 6 or 12 feet wide and comes in rolls. (2) Vinyl Tiles or Planks – Vinyl tile flooring have various design and colour options , while Planks usually mimic the look of a hardwood floor.