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Reed Bank
Reed Bank translates the Lake Chaohu story into a Olive carpet tile for commercial interiors. The olive-grey woven grid detail reflects Reed Bank imagery from Lake Chaohu and works as a balanced design for public-facing project zones. In public circulation zones and mixed-use projects, it adds color coordination without heavy visual noise.
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
Reed Bank (CH-04) brings the Olive palette into a modular carpet format for offices, hotels, education and retail interiors. Its olive-grey woven grid surface interprets Reed Bank imagery from Lake Chaohu, so the tile carries meaning without becoming visually heavy. It can coordinate with companion tiles in public circulation zones and mixed-use projects, acting as a balanced design for public-facing project zones while adding color coordination without heavy visual noise. The product can be used alone or with related Aimissk carpet tiles to create coordinated routes, borders and full-field installations. This carpet tile is specified for commercial interiors.
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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
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