Nylon Multi-Level Loop Carpet Plank 33.3x100cm Sound-Absorbing Commercial Tile

This BGL02 Series carpet plank is a commercial-grade modular floorcovering supplied as 33.3 cm × 100 cm planks and woven from 100% nylon Multi-Level Loop yarn. The face sits at a pile weight of 550 g/m² on a 6.0 mm ± 0.2 mm body weighing 2.9 ± 0.1 kg/m², finished with a POE (polyolefin) backing. The multi-level loop construction gives the surface a subtle three-dimensional depth and a clean linear look, pairing nylon's strength and abrasion resistance with a soft, quiet feel underfoot. It is made for the parts of a building that get used hardest and are seen most often.

The plank format is what makes this product practical rather than merely attractive. Long, narrow planks can be laid in a range of directional patterns to add movement and structure to a floor, and because every plank is identical, a single worn or marked piece can be lifted and replaced without touching the rest of the installation. That single idea — repair in minutes, not weeks — is what keeps a commercial floor presentable and keeps its lifetime cost down.

With an anti-fouling and antibacterial finish, the surface stays hygienic and easy to clean, while a colour fastness of Grade 4.5 and above (AATCC TM 165) keeps the floor looking uniform as it ages. The combination suits offices, hotels, retail floors, reception areas, exhibition halls, schools and healthcare spaces — anywhere a floor must look after itself while quietly doing its job.

Many modular carpets read as near-identical in a catalogue, so it is worth being specific about what distinguishes this one in use:

The figures below describe the standard BGL02 Series plank. Alternative colours, patterns and performance options can be confirmed against a specific project brief.

The multi-level loop is not just decorative. Because the pile carries loops at more than one height, the surface scatters light evenly and disguises the small marks, tracks and shading that a flat single-level loop tends to reveal. The practical effect is a floor that continues to look even and well kept even after heavy use, which is exactly what busy commercial interiors need: a floor that does not advertise where people walk. The dense 550 g/m² face reinforces this, since fewer fibres have to carry each footstep, so the surface resists compacting and losing its texture.

Nylon is chosen for its abrasion resistance and its ability to spring back after compression. Chair castors, heels, trolleys and luggage wheels all press down on the pile; a resilient nylon loop has the memory to recover and keep the surface level. With a tuft bind above 8.0 (ASTM D 1335), the loops are anchored firmly into the backing, so the fibre resists pulling free, shedding or delaminating through years of walking, rolling loads and repeated cleaning. For circulation routes, desk areas, reception zones and retail aisles, this is the difference between a floor that looks tired after a season and one that still looks sharp after several.

A carpet face softens footsteps and reduces the reflected noise that makes hard-floored interiors feel harsh. In open offices, meeting rooms and hospitality spaces this contributes to a calmer, more comfortable environment, and it is easier on the people who stand and walk on it all day. The plank also offers controlled static dissipation below 2.0 kV (AATCC TM 134), which makes it suitable for areas where electronic equipment, data points and sensitive devices are present — an increasingly common requirement in modern offices.

The POE polyolefin backing helps the plank hold its shape, resist edge curling and stay flat across a modular layout, even where humidity or temperature shifts. At 6.0 mm ± 0.2 mm the plank is slim enough to sit neatly against adjoining surfaces and keep threshold heights simple, while the long, narrow format allows precise, repeatable patterns that give a floor structure rather than a random feel.

With a colour fastness of Grade 4.5 and above (AATCC TM 165), the surface resists fading even where daylight falls strongly through glazing. The result is a floor that keeps a consistent, coordinated appearance over the long term, avoiding the patchy, washed-out look that fading and uneven wear can produce. A range of patterns, colours and printed effects lets the floor be matched to a brand palette or a particular interior mood, from calm neutrals to more defined linear textures.

Grouped together, these benefits describe a floor that looks good, cleans easily and costs less to keep:

• A consistently neat appearance that holds up under daily commercial traffic.
• Fast, low-effort cleaning supported by the anti-fouling and antibacterial finish.
• Low maintenance cost through modular replacement rather than full-floor refits.
• Quiet, comfortable performance that suits offices, hotels and public interiors.
• Colour and design flexibility thanks to multiple patterns and printing options.
• Compliance confidence with Class B1 flame retardancy and SGS certification.

The plank is used wherever a clean appearance, easy upkeep and lasting performance are valued. Common settings include corporate offices, open-plan workspaces, meeting rooms, retail stores, hotel corridors and lobbies, exhibition halls, schools and healthcare waiting areas. A few representative scenarios show how the product earns its place:

• Offices and open-plan workspaces. A tidy, professional finish that stands up to rolling chairs and daily cleaning, and lets a single worn plank be refreshed without touching the rest of the floor.
• Hotels, lobbies and corridors. A hard-wearing surface for high-turnover areas where luggage wheels, trolleys and constant guest movement test the floor every day.
• Retail stores and showrooms. A comfortable, stable base for display areas and aisles that must remain clean and well presented through long trading hours.
• Reception and exhibition spaces. A durable, quiet floor that looks presentable during events and can be re-laid or repaired quickly between bookings.
• Schools, clinics and waiting areas. An easy-clean, quieter floor for shared spaces that must stay hygienic and calm.

Laying the plank is straightforward for an experienced flooring contractor, and manageable for a competent installer on smaller areas. The usual method is set out below.

Keeping the floor in good condition needs only routine attention. Vacuum regularly to lift dry soil before it works into the pile, and deal with spills as soon as they happen by blotting rather than rubbing. The anti-fouling treatment makes most everyday marks easy to remove, and the antibacterial finish helps the surface stay hygienic.

Understanding the build explains the behaviour. The face is tufted from nylon Multi-Level Loop yarn at a 1/12" gauge into a primary backing, then locked with a POE polyolefin secondary backing that carries the adhesive system. Because the loop profile is kept dense and even, pressure from feet and furniture is spread across many fibres rather than concentrated on a few, which is the underlying reason the surface resists matting and keeps its texture. The multi-level construction also gives the face its slight three-dimensional depth, and the jacquard tufting weaves pattern and tonal effects into the surface rather than printing them on top.

The plank format gives designers useful freedom. A single colour laid monolithically creates a calm, uninterrupted floor, while two or more tones can define zones, trace walkways or introduce pattern. Because the planks are long and narrow, they support directional patterns such as herringbone, basketweave, brick and ashlar that add depth to large spaces, and they can also be laid in simpler regular or random layouts for a cleaner look. When specifying, consider how the colour will read under both daylight and artificial light and how it will sit alongside walls, joinery and furniture. Neutral greys and beiges are forgiving in high-traffic areas, while deeper tones can help conceal everyday soiling in hotel and retail settings. Computer printing and custom logo options make it possible to reproduce specific graphics and branding across the floor. Our team can advise on colours, pattern direction and layout to help achieve the intended effect.

Each production batch is checked against the performance criteria that matter most for commercial interiors: colour fastness, tuft bind, static behaviour, flame retardancy and smoke density. These checks help ensure that the plank delivered to a project matches the specification agreed, whether the order is a small trial quantity or a large multi-floor run. Certification is available in the form of SGS testing, and project-specific documentation can be provided on request.

It is often useful to weigh a carpet plank against hard flooring and broadloom carpet when planning a space. The comparison below summarises the general trade-offs; the best choice always depends on the specific room and use.

Indoor floors shape the day-to-day environment for the people who use a space, so comfort and upkeep matter alongside appearance. A soft carpet face helps damp footsteps and reduce the hardness of a room, contributing to a calmer, more comfortable interior — particularly in workplaces and hospitality areas where people stand and walk for long periods. The anti-fouling and antibacterial finishes support a cleaning regime that leans on routine vacuuming and prompt spot treatment rather than heavy chemical intervention. Because individual planks can be replaced, the floor also avoids the wasteful cycle of removing and re-laying an entire area when only part of it has worn, making better use of the material over the life of the installation.

Planks are packed in standard export cartons. Payment terms are T/T, the minimum order quantity is 1 square metre, and supply capacity is around 3,000 square metres per day, so both trial quantities and larger project runs can be accommodated. Samples and colour references can be arranged for approval before a larger order is placed.

A commercial floor is judged by how it performs after months of use, not on the day it is laid. This plank is engineered so that the things people notice most — how even the floor looks, how quickly it cleans and how cheaply it can be repaired — are handled from the start. A textured multi-level loop keeps the surface looking tidy; an anti-fouling, antibacterial finish keeps it clean and hygienic; the modular 33.3×100 cm format makes installation and small repairs straightforward; and a durable nylon construction keeps the floor looking good for years. For facilities managers, designers and business owners, that combination delivers a dependable floor with a predictable cost of ownership.

Each nylon fibre carries an anti-fouling protective finish that helps stop liquids and dirt from penetrating the pile, keeping spills and marks close to the surface so they can be blotted or vacuumed away.

Yes. Because the planks are modular, one section can be lifted and replaced on its own, keeping repairs quick and economical without re-covering the whole floor.

Yes. The dense 550 g/m² nylon loop pile and a tuft bind above 8.0 (ASTM D 1335) are engineered for continuous commercial use with good abrasion resistance and colour fastness.

Herringbone, End Block, Monolithic, Regular, Random, Basketweave, Brick, Ashlar and Breeze, allowing different visual effects and zoning to suit the design.

Yes. A range of colours and patterns is available, and computer printing supports custom graphics and logos for branded flooring projects.

The plank is rated Class B1 (GB8624-2012) for flame retardancy and passes smoke density testing to ASTM E 662, suitable for commercial interiors with relevant fire-safety expectations. Project-specific documentation can be provided on request.

For designers and project teams drawing up a specification, the following points are worth confirming before an order:

A little routine care goes a long way with a modular carpet floor. Keep entrance matting in place to capture grit before it reaches the plank, address spills as soon as they happen, and follow the cleaning recommendations appropriate to the backing. Avoid soaking the floor or using excessive water, which can affect adhesion, and use cleaning products suited to the fibre and finish. Where one area sees heavier use than the rest, mindful rotation or replacement of individual planks keeps wear even across the room. With this level of care, the floor holds its appearance and performance for a long service life, protecting the investment and keeping the interior consistently well maintained.

We welcome enquiries for projects of any size, from a single zone refresh to a multi-floor commercial fit-out. Contact us to request a sample, confirm colours or laying pattern, or obtain a quotation.

• Free design consultation
• Custom logo and colour options
• Project-based quotation

Send us your room dimensions, preferred colour and expected quantity, and we will recommend the most suitable plank, backing and delivery schedule for your project.