SOIL RESISTANCE, STRUCTURE AND LONGEVITY – IT’S IN
THE DNA INVISTA, maker of Antron carpet fibre, has used its latest technology to develop Antron Lumena DNA, a break- through in high-performance carpet fibre for the commercial sector.
Developed to answer a demand for fibres that prolong the lifecycle, maintenance and looks of carpets, INVISTA used its knowledge of polyamide type 6.6, coupled with an enviable understanding of structure and manufacturing processes to create Antron Lumena DNA, a carpet fibre that provides easy maintenance, stain, fade and soil resistance and a long life.
The polyamide type 6.6 construction of Antron Lumena DNA brings a tight and strong molecular structure to make it hardwearing with high appearance
FATIGUE-BUSTING COMFORT FROM
MODULYSS Available as standard on First Absolute, DSGN Tweed and DSGN Cloud carpet tiles, comfortBack is a fatigue-busting, life-enhancing backing that makes workplaces better places to be.
The 90% recycled polyester felt backing helps modulyss carpet tiles to have a positive impact on wellbeing by reducing muscle fatigue and footfall noise. And thanks to its ability to absorb wear time and time again, comfortBack also makes carpet tiles last longer.
Ready from stock on six ultra-usable colours in First Absolute, DSGN Tweed and DSGN Cloud high-performance nylon carpet tiles, comfortBack takes the pressure off, so that you can deliver longer-lasting floors that are comfortable and quiet.
“With increasing focus on wellbeing and creating spaces that are not only visually appealing but comfortable too, workplace designers are challenged with ensuring the floors they select deliver on all fronts,” said Jamie Beighton, sales director, modulyss. With comfortBack equipped modulyss
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The structure of Antron Lumena DNA uses the best in Antron’s multi-hollow core light diffusion technology to enable soil hiding capability. A broad spectrum of 300 colour options, from rich neutrals and vibrant accents is introduced during the manufacturing stage resulting in permanent stain and fade resistant colour.
Stephan Hanke INVISTA Antron carpet fibre explains: “Polyamide 6.6 brings the benefits of durability and good looks, combined with our unique Antron Lumena DNA cross-section, solution- dying and built-in soil resistance to create a huge step in fibre development for the commercial carpet sector.”
retention. This same structure also makes it hard for dirt to stick and stains to permeate into its fibres. Built-in soil protection negates the need for costly and repeat carpet treatments and creates a cleaner indoor environment.
Antron Lumena DNA is the first fibre to offer permanent, built-in soil protection with ease of maintenance and reduction in total cost of ownership and this clever fibre means carpets can stay beautiful for their entire lifecycle.
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carpet tiles it’s possible to tick all the boxes – comfortable, quiet and available in functional designs that look great in any workplace.”
Lightweight yet with the resilience not to break down, comfortBack equipped carpet tiles maintain the faultless performance of standard back2back carpet tiles, delivering perfect seams, dimensional stability and excellent burning behaviour.
Ready for any scenario, comfortBack is a worthy upgrade to any moduluyss carpet tile. Whether opting for one of the versatile standard designs, or specifying it on a range chosen as the perfect floor for a project, the addition of shock-absorbing comfortBack brings that air-like underfoot feeling with the reassurance of improved longevity and great all-round performance.
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