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Equivalent of just £3.70 per tile. Broadrib Widely used within the Education and Commercial sectors, Broadrib has a wider rib structure, when compared to Supacord, for definition.
• Pile yarn description - 80% Polypropylene, 15% Polyamide, 5% Recycled Polyester
• Roll width - 2m and 4m
• Total weight - 1020g/m2 +/- 10%
• Total thickness 7.5mm +/- 10%
• Flammability - Euroclass Cfl-s1
• Antistatic - Suitable for use in computer rooms
• Colour fastness to light - BS EN ISO 105 - B02 Minimum grade 6
• Colour fastness to Wet Rubbing - BS EN ISO 105-BO1 Minimum grade 5
• Colour fastness to Dry Rubbing - BS EN ISO 105-X12 Minimum grade 5
• Thermal properties conserve heat
• Acoustic properties reduce noise pollution
We like to keep delivery as simple as possible. So the delivery cost is simply £20 +VAT. Or if you order 25m2 or more of flooring we will have this delivered to you for free. This is to 95% of the UK. If you are in the Scottish Highlands or offshore islands get in touch 1st so we can give you a delivery cost.
Delivery on this carpet takes approx 3 working days. If you require a faster delivery service or any other delivery arrangement please get in touch with us so we can help you.
There must be someone to sign for the delivery. The day after you place the order we will email you the delivery date, and also pass your contact number onto the courier in case of any problems.
When it comes to installation you have 3 options...
1. We may be able to organize the fitting work for you through fitters we work with. You just need to give us all the details about what needs doing.
2. Or you can use your own fitter.
3. Or you can save yourself on costs by installing yourself. Below we have written an installation guide to help you...
Things to note before you start:
You should start by laying from the centre of the room and not the edges. To obtain the centre point of the room measure the distance between both sets of walls facing each other. Join the centre of each wall with a chalk line. This will mark the centre of the room as shown in the image below. Just check this doesn't leave you with a small strip to fill at the edge of the room - if it does then just move your centre point a little.
If using a tackifier adhesive apply using a brush or roller, then allow to dry for approx 30 minutes to a tacky film. If using a spray adhesive, apply as you go along spraying the floor surface and waiting approx 1 min for the vapours to evaporate. For an even stronger bond spray both the sub floor and the bitumen backing. Commence laying the tiles from the centre point of the room working outwards towards the walls. Press down firmly as you go along to ensure a good firm bond, and that the tiles are fit tightly against each other, but not so tight to cause peaks in the new flooring.
Fitting against the walls
To get a perfect fit against the walls follow these steps:
Step 1. Lift the last uncut tile (marked "A" in the image below) and replace it with the tile that will be cut (tile "B" in the image below)
Step 2. Position tile "A" firmly against the room wall on top of tile B. Using tile A as a template cut through tile B.
Step 3. Then finally place tile "A" (the full tile) in its original position, and fit tile you have cut against the wall. Repeat this step all around the edges of the room.
