Parameter
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Pile composition
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Backings
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Fire classification
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Anti‑static
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Chair resistance
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Indoor air
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Acoustics
Carpet Rolls
Why Broadloom
for Projects
We supply materials only for B2B customers (distributors, contractors, developers, architects, facility owners). Installation is by your appointed contractor/installer.
Broadloom (carpet rolls) delivers a continuous, seamless look with plush underfoot comfort and strong acoustic absorption—ideal for hospitality corridors & rooms, lounges, theatres, upscale offices and residential amenities.
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Continuous aesthetics: long, uninterrupted runs enhance premium perception in corridors and guest areas.
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Acoustic comfort: superior sound absorption improves guest experience and reduces reverberation.
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Design richness: broad loom widths allow large‑scale patterns, gradients and custom motifs.
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Comfort underfoot: soft feel and thermal comfort in rooms and lounges.
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Lifecycle value: dense piles and quality backings deliver long service life with correct care.
Technical & Compliance
Confirm precise values on the product datasheet/DoP/EPD for the chosen line.
Typical Range / Note
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Solution‑dyed nylon (PA) common; wool/wool‑blend for premium projects
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Action‑bac, cushion/felt, heavy‑duty composite; PVC‑free options
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Typically Cfl-s1 for carpet (verify DoP/test per SKU)
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Options for IT/office use
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Specify for castor‑chair areas if needed
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Low VOC options; certificates on request
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High sound absorption; impact sound per datasheet
Design & Installation Notes
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Seam planning: run seams along low‑visibility lines; avoid main traffic lanes; use recommended heat‑seaming or tapes.
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Pattern match: account for pattern repeat and tolerances; plan offsets at doorways and junctions.
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Underlays: choose cushion underlay for comfort/acoustics in rooms; specify suitable density in corridors.
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Stairs & thresholds: coordinate with Stairs solution (nosings/treads); use robust threshold trims.
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Matting strategy: install entrance matting to reduce grit and extend carpet life.
Broadloom vs Carpet Tiles vs Woven
Rule of thumb: corridors/rooms → Broadloom; premium suites/lobbies → Woven Broadloom; flexible offices/conference → Tiles.
Criterion
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Visual continuity
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Replacement
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Corridor aesthetics
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Layout waste
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Custom patterns
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Acoustic feel
Broadloom
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Excellent (seamless look)
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Patch/insert (skilled)
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Best choice
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Medium (depends on pattern)
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Yes (tufted print or woven)
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High
Carpet Tiles
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Modular grid (can be disguised)
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Tile‑by‑tile easy
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Good
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Low
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Limited (tile formats)
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High (cushion tiles)
Woven Broadloom
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Excellent + premium texture
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Skilled patching
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Best choice (premium)
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Medium
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Yes (bespoke woven)
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High
Subfloor &
Installation Notes
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Subfloor prep: ensure flatness and moisture are within limits; prime as required.
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Adhesives & tackifiers: use the recommended tackifier for lift-and-replace; observe open times and RH/temperature.
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Seam & pattern alignment: plan arrow/dye-lot orientation; confirm batch control during install.
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Castor areas: specify chair-rated tiles and backing systems; consider chair mats where appropriate.
Sector‑Specific Guidance
Hospitality (Hotels & Resorts)
- Use dense pile corridors with patterning to mask traffic; in rooms, prefer cut pile for plush feel.
- For ballrooms, plan chair load protection and storage for protection sheets.
Residential (MFH) & Amenities
- Warm aesthetics with neutral palettes; consider felt/cushion backing for improved comfort and dB.
Offices & Theatres
- Broadloom for executive suites and VIP lounges; check fire and lightfastness specs for auditoria.
Maintenance & Lifecycle
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Vacuuming schedule matched to traffic; periodic hot‑water extraction per guide.
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Stain management: solution‑dyed fibers increase color fastness; maintain spill response protocols.
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Attic stock: order extra material for future patches and color continuity.
Logistics & B2B Supply
Materials-only supply. Fitting by your contractor/installer.
Order sizes:
full rolls to palletized bulk; MOQs may apply for customs.
Lead times:
stock vs made‑to‑order patterns/colours.
Docs:
datasheets, DoP/DoC, fire/TVOC tests, EPD/LCA on request.
Samples:
broadloom swatches, strike‑offs for custom designs.
Support:
spec text, take‑offs, maintenance guidance, pattern layout assistance.
FAQ
Here you’ll find answers to the most common questions our customers ask when choosing flooring. This section is designed to help you make confident and informed decisions. If you don’t see the information you’re looking for, feel free to contact our support team — we’re always here to help.
Is broadloom better than tiles for corridors?
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For a continuous premium look, yes. Broadloom minimizes visible grid lines and can visually elongate corridors.
How do we manage seams?
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Plan seams along low‑visibility lines, use approved seam tapes/heat‑bonding, and ensure proper stretch/tension per guide.
What pile and backing should we choose for hotel rooms?
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Cut pile with a cushion/underlay for comfort and acoustics; confirm fire and lightfastness specs.
Can we create bespoke designs?
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Yes—options include printed tufted and bespoke woven (pattern/colour to order).
Do you provide installation?
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No—materials only. Installation by your appointed contractor.
Ready to specify Broadloom Carpet?
- Request Specs & Commercial Offer (pile type, width, backing, pattern, area m², timeline, delivery region).
- Order Samples (swatches and strike‑offs).
