Wholesale Prices Commercial Flooring Sales

When it comes to commercial flooring, there are several directions in which you could take. From carpet to lvp to carpet tile, the list goes on and on. But discovering which flooring type the job require is decided by the designer, and with good reason. With so many styles and types available, you could search for days and still not get anywhere. Georgia Carpet has an extensive selection of commercial flooring to get you started. In addition to offering public prices, if you are in the business we do offer commercial flooring prices on carpet and commercial LVP. We are a seasoned commercial flooring supplier.

Commercial Carpet

Commercial carpet is composed of an extensive lineup of brands and styles. What makes carpet commercially rated is the pile height and materials used to form the carpet. Commercial carpeting comes in 2 forms; carpet tile and broadloom. Just to give a brief description of the 2, carpet tile is just carpet cut into squares or rectangles and broadloom is rolls of carpet. Its also known as wall-to-wall carpet. With both of these choices the pile height of the fibers are cut shorter and the twist pattern is more tight than residential carpet. This gives the fibers more durability when up against light to heavy foot traffic like in a commercial setting. Carpeting is extremely stain resistant due to its choice in fiber like polyester, which naturally repels stains. There is also the choice of considering a hospitality carpet. Hospitality carpets are broadloom carpets that come in various patterns and designs, giving color and décor a boost in aesthetics. In any case, look to Georgia Carpet for wholesale commercial carpet.

Commercial Luxury Vinyl Flooring

If your client is trying to steer away from carpet and wanting an upgrade indesign, then commercial grade luxury vinyl flooring is a great start. Luxury vinyl flooring is just vnyl flooring cut into planks. you can find more information on LVP here. Luxury vinyl is extremely durable hence the reason commercial businesses are using it. It out performs hardwood flooring and laminate when measuring durability and spill resistance. You must be careful when choosing LVP or LVT for commercial applications. Commercial grade vinyl varies from product to product. You must pay attention to the warranty offered by the manufacturer. Most vinyl flooring offers a light commercial warranty. Light commercial traffic would be equivalent to a hair salon. But if you are shopping for commercial grade vinyl flooring for restaurants or retail establishments, a heavier grade vinyl would be required. These heavier vinyls would require a 20 mil wear layer or higher, and an aluminum oxide finish.