Traffic and wear
The use of the space decides the construction and the wear layer, not the visual alone. Corridors, lobbies and back-of-house are specified to the traffic they actually carry.
Luxury vinyl, carpet tile, resilient, hardwood and accessories for U.S. commercial interiors. Each selection is confirmed against the traffic, maintenance plan, slab condition and life-cycle expectation of the space.
Selection starts with the application, not the color. Traffic, cleaning method, slab condition, acoustic requirement and transitions decide which construction belongs in the space.
View commercial flooringRigid-core and glue-down formats for workplace, retail, healthcare and multifamily interiors. Wood and stone visuals in plank and tile sizes with matching transitions.
Workplace · Retail · Healthcare · Multifamily
Modular carpet for open plan, corridors and tenant fit-outs, with broadloom for guest rooms and suites. Pattern, backing and installation method selected to the traffic and maintenance plan.
Workplace · Hospitality · Education
Heat-welded sheet, rubber and vinyl composition tile for back-of-house, clinical and heavy-traffic areas where seam integrity and cleanability drive the selection.
Healthcare · Education · Industrial
Engineered plank for amenity spaces, clubhouses and residential common areas, including herringbone and chevron formats where the design calls for them.
Multifamily · Hospitality · Residential common areas
Stair treads and nosings, reducers, thresholds and wall base coordinated with the selected flooring so transitions meet at the same detail across every floor.
All sectors · ADA transitions
Underlayment, moisture mitigation and acoustic underlay selected for the assembly and the slab condition, with the requirements stated before installation begins.
Multifamily · Hospitality · Adaptive reuse
Product-specific test data is issued with the submittal where the specification calls for it. Where a project requires a certification, listing or manufacturer authorization we do not hold, we will say so before it is relied on.
The use of the space decides the construction and the wear layer, not the visual alone. Corridors, lobbies and back-of-house are specified to the traffic they actually carry.
Coefficient of friction and transitions are coordinated with ADA requirements and the specification, including stair nosings and floor height changes.
Critical radiant flux and flame spread documentation is provided with the submittal where the specification calls for it.
Moisture testing and slab preparation requirements are stated before material is released, so installation is not scheduled against an unverified slab.
Impact and airborne acoustic assemblies are selected where the project requires them, particularly in multifamily and hospitality work.
Low-emission product documentation is supplied where the specification, owner standard or sustainability program requires it.

Tell us the specification section, the application and the area. We will assemble samples and product documentation for the design team.