Comfi BAK carpet tiles from Signature Floorcoverings

Your comfort and wellbeing is one of the most important aspects in any workplace. For this reason, Signature Floorcoverings developed Comfi BAK stock carpet tiles. A unique cushioning system, which provides extra comfort underfoot for carpet tiles.

BY jesse

June 15th, 2011

Comfi BAK stock carpet tiles offers, superior comfort underfoot designed to absorb foot impact; Improve acoustics providing a quieter work environment; enhanced thermal insulation by up to 150%; post-consumer PET waste is used in every FRIENDLYtile, and better appearance retention of fibre by absorbing the impact of foot traffic.

Being also 100% recyclable means we are helping reduce our footprint on the environment.

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