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Harvest Hum
The Taupe edition of Harvest Hum gives Lake Poyang a project-ready carpet tile expression. Its design language connects Harvest Hum imagery from Lake Poyang with warm brown vertical patchwork movement for wayfinding, pattern continuity and procurement clarity. The tile fits libraries, galleries and community interiors and helps deliver wayfinding, pattern continuity and procurement clarity.
Specifications
| Product Name / Style Name | Multi-Level Loop Carpet Tile |
| Construction | Multi-Level Loop |
| Fiber | 100% KVL (Nylon) |
| Dye Method | 100% Solution Dyed |
| Backing | Environmental PVC / Bio-ReBacยฎ (Optional) |
| Tufting Gauge | 1/10 inch |
| Pile Weight | 500 g/mยฒ |
| Pile Height | 3โ5 mm |
| Total Thickness | Approx. 6 mm |
| Tile Size | 25 cm ร 100 cm |
| Smoke Density (ASTM E662) | Less than 450 |
| Critical Radiant Flux (ASTM E648) | Class I (Mean Average CRF: โฅ 0.45 W/cmยฒ) |
| Electrostatic Propensity (AATCC 134) | โค 3.0 kV |
| Colourfastness to Light (AATCC 16E) | โฅ Grade 4 after 100 hours |
Product Description
As a commercial carpet tile, Harvest Hum (PY-02) pairs the Taupe colorway with the design direction of Lake Poyang. By turning Harvest Hum imagery from Lake Poyang into warm brown vertical patchwork detail, the tile creates a floor layer that feels soft and neutral. It is especially useful in libraries, galleries and community interiors when the brief calls for a repeatable pattern for multi-floor projects plus wayfinding, pattern continuity and procurement clarity. The result is a commercial carpet tile that connects cultural design language with efficient installation and long-term project management.
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Product Structure & Material
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Installation & Maintenance
- Easy to install with glue or loose lay
- Damaged tiles can be replaced individually
- Simple vacuum cleaning, low maintenance cost
Customization & Project Service
Pattern Customization
Material Customization
Production Process