READY TO FIT LIKE YOUR
FAVOURITE JEANS Inspired by the timeless look of denim, IVC has captured the comfortable yet classic look in three striking carpet tile designs that deliver a vintage yet always fashionable edge.
The Denim collection presents Zip It, Hem and Jean; using a layered- approach to design to explore the look of worn-in jeans. Zip It’s striated background is overlaid with a chevron inspired by classic brass zipper flies, while Jean’s linear pattern with a diagonal striated overlay has the look of a well-worn pair of favourite jeans. Hem’s striated background with a textured diagonal pattern is set-off by contrasting dual stripes for that signature selvedge denim style.
In a range of seven jeans-inspired colourways of stonewash, blues, greys and blacks; the Denim collection can be coordinated through commercial interiors, with Hem’s contrasting stripes matched to ColorBeat carpets
COMFORT AND WELLBEING AS
STANDARD modulyss’ shock-absorbing backing, comfortBack, is available as standard on First Absolute, DSGN Tweed and DSGN Cloud carpet tile collections. Each readily available from stock in six ultra-usable colourways, these carpet tiles are ready to provide enhanced comfort and a longer life.
Through a specially developed 90% recycled content polyester felt, comfortBack equipped carpet tiles positively impact wellbeing in the workplace by reducing muscle fatigue. Lightweight, yet dense enough to absorb footfall time and time again, comfortBack brings impressive long- term underfoot comfort.
Jamie Beighton, sales director, modulyss said: “Carpet tiles with comfortBack are not only a great way to bring sneaker-like comfort in workplaces, but also to help fight-off the signs of wear. By absorbing the constant impact of footfall and traffic, comfortBack takes the pressure off carpet tile fibres, enhancing wear resistance and appearance retention.”
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Also reducing footfall noise to help make spaces quieter, comfortBack will not break down, so that equipped carpet tiles will provide the long-term durability and strength demanded by today’s busy workplaces. Upholding the faultless performance of standard back2back carpet tiles, comfortBack still delivers excellent burning behaviour, perfect seams and dimensional stability.
With First Absolute, DSGN Tweed and DSGN Cloud, interior designers have a great choice of carpet tiles available as standard with comfortBack. Or, from a specified minimum order quantity, any modulyss carpet tiles can benefit from the enhanced comfort, wear resistance and sound absorption of the backing.
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for added pop. Whether creating quiet and peaceful work areas, or a breakout zone with added unwind, the Denim collection’s relaxed look is ready and waiting to fit, just like your favourite pair of jeans.
Made in the USA on state-of-the-art 1/12th gauge tufting machines by Mohawk Group, and readily available from stock through IVC, Denim’s a powerful example of IVC’s and Mohawk’s shared product portfolio in action. Whether the carpet planks of Zip It or the 24” x 24” format of Jean and Hem, the collection is ready to deliver impressive performance in commercial interiors.
Crafted from Mohawk’s 100% Duracolor premium nylon with 30% recycled content and built-in stain protection, the Denim collection’s impressive pile weights ensure long- term durability. And with an EcoFlex NXT backing that’s 40% lighter than conventional carpet tile backings and featuring 35% pre-consumer recycled content, the collection is easier to install and less expensive to ship. When equipped with IVC’s adhesive- free FlexLok installation system, Denim is even faster to fit.
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