- 100% Solution Dyed Nylon with distinctive patterned structured loop design
- Part of the Works+ Series Collection
- Commercial Extra Heavy Duty & Stairs rated (ACCS)
- GlasBac™ backing — made in Minto, Australia
- QuickShip availability for fast project turnaround
Colour: Interface Works+ Effect Shell
Brand: QuickShip
Catalogue: Works+ Effect
SKU: 4311007
The Interface Works+ Effect Shell is a premium carpet tile from the Works+ Series Collection. Commercial Extra Heavy Duty rated with GlasBac backing. Made in Minto, Australia.
Additional information
| Style | |
|---|---|
| Type | |
| Thickness | |
| Construction | Tufted Patterned Structured Loop Pile |
| Yarn | 100% Solution Dyed Nylon (B.I.G) |
| Size | 50cm x 50cm |
| Pile Height | 3 +/-0.5 mm |
| Total Thickness | 6.1 +/-0.5 mm |
| Pile Weight | 576 g/m2 +/-5% |
| Machine Gauge | 39.4 ends/10cm |
| Stitches | 44.5 ends/10cm |
| Backing | GlasBac |
| ACCS | Commercial Extra Heavy Duty and Stairs |
| Recycled Content | 2.82% |
| Manufacturing | ISO 9001, 14001, 45001 – Minto, Australia |
| Warranty | 15 Year Standard Warranty |
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