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Berber Carpet TIles
Product Specification  (per tile)
Self-adhering backing.
Great for any room in your home.
12″ x 12″ tile.
Perfect as a rug or as wall to wall carpeting.
3 year warranty.
Recommended Uses
Berber carpet tiles have been used successfully in many areas and some examples of them are: trade shows, basements, playrooms, bedrooms, living rooms, family rooms, indoor patios, enclosed decks, dens, including many other areas.
Berber Carpet Tiles are low cost carpet tiles that feature a self-adhering backing giving you an easy, less mess install. These floor tiles are perfect for trade shows, basements, indoor patios, playrooms, and anywhere a cost effective, soft flooring option is desired. These tiles come in various colors. Even though these modular carpet tile squares are low in cost, they are still made of high quality materials and are backed by a 3 year warranty. So if you are looking for a floor that can be easily cleaned, maintained and replaced at a low cost, then our Berber Carpet tile is the product for you.
Material:
100% Polyester
Size:
12″ x 12″
Weight:
0.3 Lbs. per tile
Maintenance:
Carpet Tile squares do not require special equipment or cleaning products.
To keep your rooms clean and inviting, carpet tiles should be vacuumed frequently.
Spills should be removed immediately with an absorbent cotton cloth and clean water. You can also easily remove the floor carpet tile, clean individual tile and replace it.
Periodic maintenance can be performed as needed using a hot water extraction-cleaning machine(i.e. carpet cleaner). Carpet tiles have a backing that prevents water from penetrating or harming the tiles.
Installation:
– Thoroughly clean subfloor. It must be clean, dry, smooth and dust free.
– Find the center point between the two longest wall, mark near each end of the room. Connect center points with the chalkline. Using carpenter’s square, draw a perpendicular line crossing the first line at the center point. Extend the perpendicular line to the walls by striking a chalkline.
– In one swift motion, remove protective backing and place the first tile in the junction of the two lines at the center of the room. Lay tiles with ribs 90 degrees to each other working from the center of the room out. Continue installation to the walls until you are unable to lay a full tile.
– Next lay a full tile upside down, with the pattern in the proper direction, and overlap the last tile installed near the wall. Mark a straight line on the bottom of the tile where the tiles overlap. Cut the bottom of the tile along the line. After cutting, lay the tile with cut edge to the wall.