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Add dimension and movement to your space with Shaw Philadelphia Static Carpet Tile from the Interference Collection. This tile features a dynamic multi-level loop construction, delivering a modern, linear aesthetic ideal for corporate, education, and retail interiors. Designed in a 24" x 24" format, Static makes it easy to create clean, modular layouts that hold up beautifully in heavy traffic areas.
Crafted with solution-dyed EcoSolution Q100® nylon and backed by Shaw’s durable EcoWorx® tile system, Static delivers long-term performance, stain resistance, and design consistency. It includes SSP Shaw Soil Protection and meets top environmental certifications, including Cradle to Cradle Silver and CRI Green Label Plus. ADA compliant and tested to meet stringent indoor air quality standards, Static is a smart and stylish flooring solution for demanding commercial settings.
Brand: Shaw Philadelphia
Product: Commercial Carpet Tile
Style Name: Static
Collection Name: Interference Collection
Style Number: 54564
Product Type: Soft Surface - Philadelphia
Construction: Multi-Level Pattern Loop
Fiber: EcoSolution Q100® Nylon
Dye Method: Solution Dyed
Primary Backing: Synthetic
Secondary Backing: EcoWorx® Tile
Traffic Rating: Heavy
Protective Treatments: SSP Shaw Soil Protection
Product Size: 24 in x 24 in
Area Per Carton: 48 ft²
Pieces Per Carton: 12
Gauge: 1/12 in
Stitches: 10 per in
Finished Pile Thickness: 0.12 in
Average Density: 5400 oz/yd³
Total Thickness: 0.248 in
Tufted Weight: 18 oz/sqyd
Pill Test: Pass
Radiant Panel: Class I
NBS Smoke: Less than 450
Electrostatic Propensity: Less than 3.5 kv
CRI® Greenlabel Plus: GLP9968
ADA Compliance: >0.6, meets the recommended static coefficient of friction for ADA walking surfaces and accessible routes
Environmental Product Declaration (EPD): 3rd Party Certified in Accordance with ISO14044, ISO14025 & EN15804
Health Product Declaration (HPD): Disclosed to 1,000 ppm
Cradle to Cradle Certified®: Certified Silver Level (Version 4.0)
Declare: Living Building Challange: Compliant
NSF 140: Conforms to the NSF/ANSI 140 - 2019 Sustainability Assessment for Carpet
Indoor Air Quality: CRI® Green Label Plus (GLP9968)
NOTE: Colors may vary from screen monitor. Please request/purchase sample first if needed.
Shaw is widely regarded as a high-quality carpet manufacturer. Their residential carpets offer a broad selection of styles, textures, and colors, from cozy plush carpets to durable loop and twist styles, which makes it easier to match the carpet to your home’s needs and decor. Additionally, many Shaw carpets include features such as stain-resistance, wear resistance, and pet- or family-friendly options, which make them suitable for everyday living spaces.
Regular maintenance, like vacuuming and keeping dirt out with entry mats, helps prevent soil and grit from embedding in carpet fibers, which prolongs life and appearance. For spills and stains, act quickly and follow proper stain-removal guidelines. Many Shaw products are engineered to resist stains, but timely care will help maintain that benefit over time. Always review the specific care instructions included in your warranty, as different carpet collections may have slightly different care requirements.
Yes. If you have pets, kids, or high foot traffic, choose carpets with stain-resistant fibers, tightly woven construction, and darker or multicolor patterns that are better at hiding wear, dirt, or stains. Certain Shaw collections are particularly well-suited for these conditions. You may want to ask for our recommendations based on your household lifestyle (e.g. pets, kids, frequent guests, etc.).
With proper installation, good padding, and routine maintenance, high-quality residential carpet from Shaw can last many years, often a decade or more depending on use, before deterioration signs of use really begin to show. However, heavy daily traffic, pets, frequent spills, or neglecting cleaning may cause wear, matting, or color fading sooner. It’s wise to inspect carpets periodically: once you notice thinning, persistent stains, or uneven wear, it may be time to replace or re-carpet.
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