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Winter Still
Designed as a modular carpet tile, Winter Still uses the Chalk palette to create a balanced and versatile floor mood. The pattern direction comes from Winter Still imagery from Lake Chaohu, giving training rooms and flexible collaboration areas clear zoning with simple tile-by-tile replacement. It supports training rooms and flexible collaboration areas with clear zoning with simple tile-by-tile replacement.
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
The Winter Still carpet tile in Chalk gives architects and flooring contractors a specification-ready option from Lake Chaohu. The visual idea is rooted in Winter Still imagery from Lake Chaohu; the grey-white grid finish makes that idea practical for contract interiors. Within training rooms and flexible collaboration areas, it works well as a softer visual plane for guest-facing interiors and supports clear zoning with simple tile-by-tile replacement. Its modular format gives specifiers more freedom to plan transitions, manage stock and maintain a consistent finish over time.
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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