China Professional Carpet Tile Manufacturer

LUCK Carpet builds this nylon tufted carpet tile at our 26,000 m2 plant in Foshan, Guangdong. The face is 100 % nylon tufted into a 5 mm loop at 550 g/m2 and laminated to a PVC backing reinforced with glass-fibre. That combination exists for one job: holding appearance on a floor that takes castors, trolleys and cleaning machines daily. We supply it as a 50 cm x 50 cm tile or a 25 cm x 100 cm plank, mostly for high-traffic offices.

Air quality is now a line in the specification for schools, clinics and public buildings, and a floor covering has to answer for what it releases into the room. LUCK Carpet makes this tile in Foshan, Guangdong from 100 % polyester yarn tufted as a 6 mm loop pile at 550 g/m2, printed with the buyer's design and bonded to a bitumen-free backing made from recycled PET. Offices, retail stores and school classrooms are the declared applications.

Nylon Printed Carpet Tile with Eco-friendly Backing replaces the PVC sheet with a bitumen-free backing built from recycled PET, and it exists because some buildings cannot take a vapour-closing tile. LUCK Carpet makes it in Foshan, Guangdong, tufting a 6 mm loop pile at 550 g/m2 from 100 % nylon, printing the buyer's design, then bonding the face to the recycled backing. This page covers how the backing manages water vapour, and the edge cupping that follows when moisture management goes wrong.

A printed carpet tile in polyester delivers what nylon finds hard to match: deep, saturated colour that reads evenly across a floor plate. LUCK Carpet tufts this 5 mm loop pile at 550 g/m2 from 100 % polyester yarn, prints it with the buyer's artwork, and laminates it to glass-fibre-reinforced PVC in Foshan, Guangdong. Offices and commercial interiors are the target. At Shanghai Hospitality Design Week, 24 of the 38 designers we asked named colour that shifts between cartons as their reason for rejecting a printed tile sample. Print clarity is why the product exists, so this page answers the question deciding whether a printed floor looks sharp or patched.

LUCK Carpet makes the Nylon Printed Carpet Tile with PVC Backing in Foshan, Guangdong, where one line tufts 100 % nylon into a 6 mm loop pile at 550 g/m2, prints it and laminates it to glass-fibre-reinforced PVC. Offices, retail floors, hotels and schools specify it where the slab is imperfect and the programme is short. Of 44 contract tilers we asked at The Canton Fair in Guangzhou what makes a printed tile floor fail inspection, 29 said the same thing: joints that do not line up.