Walk Off Carpet Tile for Commercial Entrances

Walk off carpet tile is a modular textile flooring option designed for entrance zones where commercial buildings need to reduce the amount of soil and moisture carried farther into the interior.

Unlike standard office carpet tiles, an entrance product should be selected for concentrated foot traffic, outdoor contamination, repeated cleaning, wet-weather exposure, edge stability, and safe transitions to adjacent flooring.

A walk off carpet tile system can support offices, hotels, schools, retail stores, hospitals, public buildings, libraries, and other commercial properties. However, the tile should be treated as one part of a complete entrance strategy rather than as a universal replacement for exterior scraping mats, recessed entrance systems, drainage products, or other purpose-designed entrance flooring.

Quick answer: A commercial walk off carpet tile should provide a stable modular surface that helps capture tracked-in soil and controlled amounts of moisture before they spread into the building. Buyers should compare the surface construction, fiber, backing, dimensional stability, entrance-zone placement, cleaning requirements, edge protection, rolling traffic, fire documentation, installation system, and replacement plan.

What Is Walk Off Carpet Tile

Walk off carpet tile is a modular textile floor covering used within a commercial entrance or transition area to help manage dirt and moisture carried on footwear.

It may also be described as:

• Walk-off carpet tile
• Walk off carpet tiles
• Entrance carpet tile
• Entryway carpet tile
• Commercial entrance carpet tile
• Soil-control carpet tile
• Interior entrance matting tile

The product is normally installed as part of a planned entrance area rather than placed loosely like a removable mat.

Depending on the product construction, a walk off carpet tile may help:

• Remove loose soil from footwear
• Capture fine particles
• Control limited tracked-in moisture
• Reduce visible dirt beyond the entrance
• Provide a replaceable modular surface
• Create a controlled transition into interior flooring
• Support easier local maintenance

The actual performance depends on the surface texture, entrance length, traffic pattern, backing, installation, cleaning frequency, weather conditions, and the surrounding entrance system.

Walk Off Carpet Tile Is Not the Same as Standard Carpet Tile

Some standard commercial carpet tiles may have a textured appearance, but that does not automatically make them suitable for entrance soil control.

A product should not be marketed or specified as walk off carpet tile solely because it is dark, striped, coarse-looking, or installed near a door.

The buyer should request information showing that the construction, backing, and maintenance requirements are suitable for the intended entrance conditions.

How Commercial Entrance Soil Control Works

A strong commercial entrance normally uses several functional zones rather than expecting one small area to perform every task.

Exterior Scraping Zone

The exterior zone is exposed to coarse soil, mud, sand, leaves, snow, and outdoor moisture.

Depending on the project, this area may require:

• Exterior entrance grilles
• Heavy scraping mats
• Drainable entrance systems
• Weather-resistant flooring
• Recessed entrance products

Interior carpet tiles should not automatically be used outdoors unless the exact product is approved for exterior exposure.

Vestibule or Intermediate Zone

A vestibule can provide a protected transition between exterior and interior conditions.

The floor in this area may need to handle:

• Remaining coarse soil
• Tracked-in water
• Door movement
• Temperature changes
• Concentrated foot traffic
• Cleaning equipment

The project team should determine whether textile carpet tile is appropriate or whether a more moisture-tolerant entrance system is required.

Interior Walk-Off Zone

The interior zone is where walk off carpet tile may be used to capture remaining particles and controlled moisture before users reach the main carpet, resilient flooring, wood, tile, or other interior finish.

The zone should follow the actual path of travel. A large area positioned away from the walking route will not provide the same benefit as a correctly placed system.

Provide Enough Walking Distance

An entrance product needs sufficient contact with footwear to perform effectively. A narrow strip placed immediately inside a doorway may receive only part of one footstep.

Entrance planning should consider:

• Number of steps users take across the material
• Door arrangement
• Direction of travel
• Vestibule depth
• People entering side by side
• Wheelchairs and mobility devices
• Luggage and cart routes
• Queueing locations
• Alternative entrances

The required length depends on the building, climate, traffic, surrounding landscape, and maintenance conditions.

Buyers should avoid specifying one small standard size for every building entrance without reviewing how people actually move through the space.

Where Walk Off Carpet Tile May Be Used

Where Additional Entrance Systems May Be Required

Walk off carpet tile may not be sufficient by itself in areas with:

• Direct and continuous rain exposure
• Standing water
• Snow and de-icing salt
• Heavy mud
• Grease or oil
• Industrial contamination
• Large amounts of sand
• Exterior exposure
• Drainage requirements
• Vehicle or pallet traffic

These conditions may require a combination of exterior scraping, drainage, grilles, recessed matting, resilient entrance products, and interior textile modules.

Choose the Correct Surface Construction

The surface of a walk off carpet tile should be selected according to the type of contamination entering the building.

Buyers should evaluate:

• Surface texture
• Pile or fiber structure
• Loop size
• Yarn density
• Scraping or brushing effect
• Space for captured soil
• Moisture behavior
• Cleaning access
• Resistance to crushing
• Visual appearance after repeated traffic

Coarse Textured Surfaces

A coarse texture may help disturb and remove larger particles from footwear.

However, a rough appearance alone does not prove that the product can manage large amounts of water, mud, or exterior contamination.

Dense Textile Surfaces

A dense surface may help retain finer particles and provide a controlled transition into the main interior.

The product still needs regular vacuuming so that retained soil does not accumulate and reduce performance.

Multi-Level or Ribbed Designs

Linear, ribbed, or multi-level surfaces may provide directional brushing and help disguise soil.

The installation direction should normally be coordinated with the primary walking route and the manufacturer’s instructions.

Needle-Punched and Other Entrance Constructions

Some commercial entrance products use needle-punched or other specialized textile constructions rather than conventional tufted office carpet.

Buyers should compare the actual manufacturing structure and performance instead of assuming all walk-off products use the same construction.

Consider the Type of Soil Entering the Building

Different entrances face different contamination.

The entrance product should be matched to the dominant soil conditions rather than selected only by color or price.

Moisture Control Has Practical Limits

A walk off carpet tile may help capture controlled amounts of moisture carried on footwear, but it should not be described as a drainage system unless the complete product and installation are designed for that purpose.

Buyers should confirm:

• Expected moisture exposure
• Whether the product may be installed in a vestibule
• Backing resistance to moisture
• Adhesive compatibility
• Drying time
• Cleaning extraction requirements
• Risk of moisture beneath the tile
• Subfloor moisture conditions
• Whether individual wet tiles can be removed

When the entrance material becomes saturated, it may no longer control moisture effectively. The maintenance plan should include wet-weather inspections and cleaning responses.

Review the Fiber and Yarn Material

The surface fiber affects abrasion, cleaning, staining, moisture response, appearance, and long-term maintenance.

The carpet tile specification should identify:

• Fiber material
• Percentage composition
• Yarn construction
• Dye method
• Recycled-content claims
• Cleaning compatibility
• Colorfastness information where required

A fiber that performs well in a protected office may not automatically be the preferred option for a wet or heavily contaminated entrance.

The buyer should review the complete tile construction, not only the fiber name.

Choose Colors and Patterns for Entrance Conditions

Walk off carpet tile commonly uses medium, dark, flecked, striped, or mixed-color designs because entrances experience frequent visible soil.

Color planning should consider:

• Dominant local soil color
• Wet footprints
• Salt or mineral residue
• Lighting
• Adjacent flooring
• Cleaning frequency
• Brand and interior design

A very dark surface may disguise some dirt but show pale salt, dust, or dried water residue. A very light surface may show wet and muddy traffic quickly.

Mixed tones can help manage visual appearance, but no pattern eliminates the need for cleaning.

Check Backing Stability

The backing supports the surface and affects dimensional stability, edge integrity, total thickness, moisture behavior, installation, and modular replacement.

Commercial buyers should review:

• Backing material
• Backing structure
• Total thickness
• Total tile weight
• Dimensional-stability data
• Compatibility with the selected adhesive
• Behavior under repeated wet cleaning
• Suitability for rolling traffic
• Edge and corner stability
• Removal and replacement method

Depending on the product series, project requirements, order quantity, and manufacturing feasibility, Aimissk can discuss backing options such as:

• PVC Back
• PVC Soft Back
• Bitumen Back
• ECO Soft Back
• Magnetic Back
• PU Back

Availability does not mean every backing is suitable for an entrance. The expected moisture, soil, rolling traffic, installation system, and cleaning method must be reviewed for the exact product.

Our guide to carpet tile backing types compares how each backing behaves in wet, high-soil entrance zones.

Dimensional Stability Is Essential at Entrances

Commercial entrances expose tiles to repeated foot pressure, temperature variation, moisture, cleaning, carts, and turning traffic.

Dimensional movement may create:

• Open joints
• Raised edges
• Curling corners
• Gaps at transitions
• Movement under carts
• Visible misalignment
• Cleaning difficulties
• Potential trip points

The specification should address:

• Tile dimensions
• Length and width tolerances
• Squareness
• Edge straightness
• Flatness
• Dimensional change
• Permitted curling or distortion

The product should be evaluated as several installed tiles rather than as one isolated sample.

Plan Stable and Safe Floor Transitions

Entrance zones frequently connect different flooring materials.

The walk off carpet tile may meet:

• Exterior paving
• Ceramic or porcelain tile
• Concrete
• Luxury vinyl tile
• Rubber flooring
• Wood flooring
• Recessed entrance frames
• Standard interior carpet tile

The project team should compare finished floor heights and select a transition detail that does not create a loose edge, sudden lip, narrow exposed strip, or difficult cleaning point.

Transition planning should confirm:

• Total carpet tile thickness
• Adjacent flooring thickness
• Profile dimensions
• Wheelchair and cart movement
• Door clearance
• Cleaning equipment
• Moisture exposure
• Replacement access

For profile selection and fixing details, see how to install a transition strip from carpet to tile.

Accessibility and Walking Surface Requirements

A commercial entrance should provide a stable and predictable walking surface.

The completed installation should avoid:

• Loose tiles
• Raised corners
• Open joints
• Sudden height changes
• Unsecured transitions
• Saturated surfaces
• Movement under mobility devices
• Exposed adhesive

Accessibility, slip resistance, floor-height changes, transitions, and entrance requirements depend on the project location and authority having jurisdiction.

The product name alone does not confirm compliance. The completed entrance assembly should be reviewed by the responsible project professionals.

Consider Wheelchairs, Carts, and Luggage

Commercial entrances may carry more than foot traffic.

Rolling traffic can include:

• Wheelchairs
• Mobility scooters
• Shopping carts
• Luggage
• Delivery trolleys
• Cleaning equipment
• Book carts
• Service carts

Buyers should evaluate:

• Wheel diameter
• Wheel width
• Turning locations
• Total equipment weight
• Joint stability
• Surface rolling resistance
• Fixation system
• Transition profiles

A deeply textured surface may provide stronger visual and scraping characteristics but could affect small-wheel movement. The final construction should balance entrance performance with accessibility and operational needs.

Select the Appropriate Tile Format

Walk off carpet tile may be supplied in square, rectangular, or plank formats, depending on the manufacturer and product series.

Format selection affects:

• Entrance-zone dimensions
• Installation direction
• Pattern appearance
• Cutting waste
• Transition details
• Replacement planning
• Carton quantities

Long rectangular modules can emphasize the direction of travel. Square tiles may simplify zoning and local replacement.

The buyer should confirm actual dimensions rather than relying on a general product image.

Installation Direction Can Affect Performance and Appearance

Ribbed, striped, or directional entrance tiles should be installed according to the approved orientation.

Direction may be planned:

• Across the walking path
• Along the walking path
• In a quarter-turn pattern
• In an ashlar pattern
• According to a manufacturer-specific layout

The preferred direction depends on the surface construction and intended visual effect.

Installers should follow the directional arrows and approved layout rather than rotating tiles randomly unless the product is specifically designed for random installation.

Subfloor Preparation

The subfloor must be suitable before installation begins.

Inspect:

• Surface strength
• Moisture condition
• Flatness
• Cracks
• Construction joints
• Dust
• Oil or grease
• Old adhesive
• Paint
• Sealers and curing compounds
• Water entering from the doorway

A walk off carpet tile should not be installed over an actively wet, unstable, contaminated, or uneven substrate.

The entrance should also be designed so that rainwater does not continuously flow beneath the installed tiles.

Subfloor checks and moisture testing are covered in how to install carpet tiles on concrete floors.

Choose a Fixation System for Entrance Traffic

The fixation method should resist concentrated walking, turning, carts, cleaning, and edge movement.

Possible systems may include:

• Pressure-sensitive adhesive
• Commercial tackifier
• Full-spread adhesive
• Connectors where approved
• Magnetic systems where compatible
• Other manufacturer-approved methods

The correct method depends on:

• Backing construction
• Subfloor
• Moisture exposure
• Rolling traffic
• Replacement requirements
• Cleaning method
• Entrance dimensions

A light removable installation method should not automatically be used in a highly exposed entrance.

The tile manufacturer’s instructions, adhesive requirements, project specification, and applicable commercial installation standards should be followed.

Compare pressure-sensitive, permanent and tab systems in our carpet tile adhesive guide.

Control Perimeter and Cut Edges

Entrance zones often require cutting around door frames, columns, recessed systems, floor grilles, or irregular walls.

Cut edges should be:

• Straight
• Accurate
• Fully supported
• Securely fixed
• Protected where required
• Free from loose yarn or backing damage

Narrow perimeter strips may move or curl more easily than larger pieces. The layout should avoid unnecessarily small cuts where a balanced starting point can provide wider perimeter sections.

Fire Performance and Project Documentation

Commercial buildings may require a defined flooring fire classification.

Buyers should request:

• Applicable test method
• Required classification
• Complete test report
• Tested product name
• Tested surface construction
• Tested fiber
• Tested backing
• Tested installation condition
• Report issue date

A report for standard office carpet tile should not automatically be treated as evidence for a different entrance product.

Changes to the backing, adhesive, substrate, or installation assembly may affect the relevant report scope.

Learn what a valid report should include in carpet tile fire ratings and safety requirements.

VOC and Indoor Air Quality Documentation

Where low-emission documentation is required, the buyer should confirm whether the certificate or report covers the exact entrance carpet tile and backing.

Review:

• Product name
• Certificate holder
• Fiber and backing
• Certificate number
• Issue and expiry dates
• Applicable program or test method
• Adhesive documentation

An entrance tile may require more frequent cleaning, but cleaning frequency and VOC emissions are different issues. Each should be evaluated separately.

Emissions documentation is explained in more detail in low-VOC carpet tiles and indoor air quality.

Plan Maintenance Before Selecting the Product

A walk off carpet tile works by receiving and retaining contamination that would otherwise travel farther into the building. It therefore requires more frequent cleaning than many interior areas.

The maintenance plan should define:

• Vacuuming frequency
• Wet-weather inspection
• Spot-cleaning method
• Interim cleaning
• Deep-cleaning method
• Drying procedures
• Tile removal procedures
• Replacement criteria
• Cleaning responsibility
• Temporary access control

The product should not be approved until the facility team confirms that it has the equipment, staff, and schedule required to maintain the entrance.

Vacuuming Is the First Line of Maintenance

Dry soil should be removed before it becomes deeply embedded, spreads farther into the building, or combines with moisture.

Entrance vacuuming should account for:

• Daily traffic volume
• Weather
• Sand and grit
• Nearby construction
• Landscaping
• Multiple entrances
• Peak operating periods

In busy entrances, vacuuming may be required more frequently than in ordinary office areas.

Cleaning equipment should be compatible with the carpet construction. An unsuitable brush may disturb loops, damage fibers, or reduce the visual quality of the entrance surface.

Wet-Weather Maintenance

Rain, snow, and wet footwear can change entrance conditions rapidly.

A wet-weather plan may include:

• More frequent inspections
• Temporary warning procedures where necessary
• Removal of excess surface moisture
• Cleaning saturated tiles
• Replacing severely contaminated modules
• Checking transitions and edges
• Inspecting moisture beneath removable tiles
• Keeping exterior entrances clear

A saturated textile surface should not be ignored simply because it is marketed for entrance use.

Deep Cleaning and Drying

Periodic deep cleaning should be selected according to the fiber, backing, adhesive, soil type, and manufacturer’s instructions.

Before cleaning, confirm:

• Approved cleaning method
• Compatible chemistry
• Water temperature limits
• Moisture recovery
• Drying time
• Ventilation
• Traffic restrictions
• Risk of moisture beneath the tiles

The entrance should not return to unrestricted traffic until the floor is sufficiently clean, stable, and dry.

Replace Saturated or Damaged Tiles Locally

Modular replacement can be one of the main advantages of walk off carpet tile.

Local replacement may be appropriate for tiles affected by:

• Persistent staining
• Oil or chemical contamination
• Edge damage
• Surface crushing
• Backing distortion
• Adhesive failure
• Excessive moisture
• Damage from carts or doors

A replacement process may include:

1. Control access to the area
2. Remove the affected tile
3. Inspect the substrate
4. Remove incompatible adhesive residue
5. Correct moisture or contamination problems
6. Install a matching replacement tile
7. Follow the approved direction
8. Restore the fixation system
9. Inspect edges and transitions
10. Observe the required curing time

The full process is shown in how to replace damaged carpet tiles step by step.

Order Spare Stock by Entrance Zone

Entrance areas may require more replacement tiles than ordinary low-traffic rooms.

Spare-stock planning should consider:

• Total entrance area
• Number of entrances
• Traffic volume
• Weather conditions
• Number of colors or patterns
• Expected contamination
• Product continuity
• Storage space
• Maintenance responsibilities

Spare tiles should be ordered from the original production batch where practical.

Store them flat, dry, correctly labeled, and protected from contamination, moisture, and extreme temperature.

Use Different Tiles Within One Entrance Zone

A commercial entrance does not always need one identical material from the exterior door to the interior floor.

A layered system may use:

1. A coarse exterior scraping product
2. A stronger vestibule product
3. An interior walk off carpet tile
4. A coordinated standard commercial carpet tile

This approach allows each material to perform a more specific function.

Colors and patterns can remain visually coordinated even when the constructions differ.

Walk Off Carpet Tile vs Loose Entrance Mats

Neither system is automatically better for every project. Some buildings use both fixed entrance flooring and removable mats during extreme weather.

Walk Off Carpet Tile vs Recessed Entrance Systems

Recessed entrance systems may use metal grilles, inserts, drainage components, or heavy-duty modular materials positioned below the adjacent finished floor level.

They may provide stronger first-stage scraping and soil collection in demanding entrances.

Walk off carpet tile may be used:

• After the recessed system
• Within a separate interior zone
• Where recessed construction is not possible
• As part of a coordinated modular floor

The project team should review drainage, recess depth, transitions, access, maintenance, and replacement before combining the systems.

Commercial Entrance Specification Checklist

Approve an Installed Entrance Mock-Up

A loose sample tile cannot fully demonstrate entrance performance.

An installed mock-up can help the project team review:

• Surface texture
• Color and pattern
• Tile direction
• Joint appearance
• Transition height
• Rolling movement
• Edge stability
• Adhesive performance
• Cleaning access
• Drying behavior

The sample area should use the actual backing, fixation system, and adjacent flooring where possible.

Common Buying Mistakes

Using Standard Office Carpet Tile at the Door

A textured office tile may not provide the same entrance soil-control, moisture, backing, or cleaning performance as a purpose-selected walk-off product.

Installing Too Little Entrance Material

A narrow strip may not provide enough contact with footwear to control soil effectively.

Ignoring the Exterior Entrance

Interior walk off carpet tile cannot replace exterior scraping, drainage, and weather protection where those systems are required.

Treating Walk-Off Tile as Waterproof Flooring

Capturing tracked-in moisture is different from handling standing water or continuous water flow.

Selecting Only by Dark Color

A dark color may disguise certain soil but does not prove scraping, moisture, dimensional, or cleaning performance.

Ignoring Rolling Traffic

Shopping carts, wheelchairs, luggage, and cleaning equipment can stress surfaces, joints, and transitions.

Using Weak Edge Details

Loose transitions and narrow perimeter pieces may become damaged in concentrated entrance traffic.

Failing to Clean the Entrance Frequently

A soil-control surface that remains full of dirt cannot continue performing as intended.

Ignoring Wet-Weather Procedures

Entrance conditions can change quickly during rain or snow. Maintenance should respond to actual weather and traffic.

Failing to Order Spare Stock

Entrance modules face elevated staining and damage risk, while later production batches may have visual differences.

How Aimissk Supports Commercial Entrance Projects

Aimissk works with project purchasers, commercial flooring distributors, contractors, wholesalers, and private-label customers requiring modular carpet tile solutions.

Depending on the selected product series, project conditions, order quantity, and customization feasibility, discussions may include:

• Entrance-area application
• Surface texture and pattern
• Fiber and pile construction
• Tile and plank dimensions
• Installation direction
• PVC Back
• PVC Soft Back
• Bitumen Back
• ECO Soft Back
• Magnetic Back
• PU Back
• Sample development
• Carton and pallet planning
• Private-label packaging
• Available technical documents

Not every Aimissk carpet tile should be assumed to provide purpose-designed walk-off performance.

Buyers should provide entrance drawings, interior or exterior location, climate, soil conditions, expected moisture, traffic, cart use, cleaning method, preferred design, backing, quantity, required documentation, and delivery destination.

Aimissk can then review whether a suitable modular carpet tile option may be discussed for the project or whether another entrance flooring system should be used for the most exposed zone.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is Walk Off Carpet Tile

It is a modular textile floor covering used in commercial entrance zones to help reduce the amount of soil and controlled moisture carried farther into a building.

Is Walk Off Carpet Tile the Same as an Entrance Mat

No. Walk off carpet tile is normally fixed as part of the floor, while an entrance mat is generally a separate removable product. Some projects use both.

Can Standard Carpet Tiles Be Used as Walk-Off Tiles

Only when the exact product construction, backing, installation, cleaning requirements, and entrance conditions have been reviewed and approved. A textured appearance alone is not sufficient.

Can Walk Off Carpet Tile Be Used Outdoors

It should only be used outdoors when the exact product is approved for exterior weather, moisture, temperature, and ultraviolet exposure. Many textile entrance tiles are intended only for protected interior areas.

Does Walk Off Carpet Tile Absorb Water

Some constructions may capture controlled tracked-in moisture, but performance varies. A textile tile should not be treated as a drainage system or solution for standing water unless specifically designed for that condition.

How Large Should a Walk-Off Area Be

The area should provide sufficient contact along the actual walking path. The required size depends on traffic, building type, climate, doorway arrangement, soil conditions, and surrounding entrance systems.

Which Direction Should Walk-Off Tiles Be Installed

The correct direction depends on the surface design and manufacturer’s instructions. Ribbed or directional products should follow the approved layout.

Do Walk Off Carpet Tiles Need Adhesive

The fixation system depends on the backing, subfloor, moisture, rolling traffic, and replacement plan. Commercial entrances generally require a stable approved installation system.

Can Walk Off Carpet Tiles Be Replaced Individually

Individual modules can often be replaced when the installation system allows removal. The replacement should match the original construction, backing, direction, and production batch where possible.

How Often Should Walk Off Carpet Tile Be Vacuumed

Frequency depends on traffic, climate, and soil conditions. Busy entrance areas normally require more frequent vacuuming than ordinary interior areas.

Can Walk Off Carpet Tile Be Deep Cleaned

It may be deep cleaned using a method compatible with the fiber, backing, adhesive, and manufacturer’s instructions. Moisture recovery and complete drying are important.

Is Walk Off Carpet Tile Suitable for Shopping Carts

It may be suitable when the surface, backing, fixation, joints, and transitions are designed for the expected cart wheels and loads.

Is Dark Walk Off Carpet Tile Better

Dark colors may disguise some soil but can show light dust, salt, or dried residue. Color should be selected together with local soil conditions and the cleaning plan.

Can Walk Off Carpet Tile Replace Exterior Scraping Mats

Not necessarily. Exposed commercial entrances may require exterior scraping, drainage, grilles, recessed systems, or other first-stage products before the interior textile zone.

Final Walk Off Carpet Tile Checklist

• Identify the exterior, vestibule, and interior entrance zones
• Confirm the actual walking path across the material
• Review local rain, snow, salt, sand, and mud conditions
• Do not assume standard office carpet tile is an entrance product
• Select the appropriate surface and fiber construction
• Confirm moisture limitations and drying requirements
• Review backing stability and edge integrity
• Plan wheelchair, cart, luggage, and cleaning-equipment movement
• Coordinate finished floor heights and transitions
• Prepare the subfloor correctly
• Use an approved fixation system
• Match fire and VOC documents to the exact construction
• Establish daily and wet-weather maintenance procedures
• Approve an installed entrance mock-up
• Order spare tiles from the original production batch
• Replace damaged or saturated modules promptly
• Review the complete entrance system rather than one tile alone

Discuss a Commercial Entrance Carpet Tile Project

Before requesting a quotation, prepare the entrance dimensions, interior or exterior location, climate, expected soil and moisture, daily traffic, wheelchairs or carts, preferred design, tile format, backing requirements, installation system, required documents, estimated quantity, packaging needs, and delivery destination.

Aimissk can review the available modular carpet tile options according to the project information and discuss whether a walk off carpet tile construction may be suitable for the protected commercial entrance zone.