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KARNDEAN TALKS:


OFFICE FLOORING


Creating the right offi ce environment is important. Offi ces are places for thought, discussion and creativity, and choosing the right fl ooring fi nish is key to creating a space that’s comfortable, inspiring and practical.


Use statement white furniture mixed with a classic oak for a contemporary look.


>> Our Opus collection is ideal for creating a sense of space with extra-large tiles and wide planks. Perfect for creating statement fl oors and zoning in large offi ce spaces.


Sometimes you want to give your client something extra special and this is where Karndean Designfl ooring can really


come into its own. Incorporate design strips or borders to give your fi nished room plenty of wow.


If you’re looking for a product that’s quick and easy to install, look no further than Karndean LooseLay. Our format LVT features a friction grip backing that holds the product in place. It’s also suitable for raised access fl ooring and is easy to repair.


For more fl ooring ideas visit us online at www.karndean.com/offi ce


If you’re out on site with a customer why not use our augmented reality app to demonstrate what their fl oor could look like right there and then. The app lets you select and view diff erent fl oors in the space of your choice and take images to share and


compare. See www.karndean.com/app for more details.


VGW102T  REN113  VGW85T 


LLP92 


SP213 


WP313 


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