Teppefliser

Teppefliser, also known as carpet tiles, are modular pieces of carpet used as flooring. Unlike traditional wall-to-wall carpeting, teppefliser are designed to be installed individually, allowing for a great deal of flexibility in design and maintenance. They are typically square or rectangular in shape and come in a wide range of colors, patterns, and textures.

The installation of teppefliser is generally simpler than that of broadloom carpet. They can be loose-laid, adhered with a releasable adhesive, or permanently fixed. This modularity means that damaged or heavily soiled tiles can be easily replaced without needing to replace the entire carpeted area. This makes them a practical choice for high-traffic areas.

Teppefliser are commonly found in commercial settings such as offices, retail stores, and public buildings due to their durability, ease of maintenance, and ability to create custom floor designs. Increasingly, they are also being used in residential spaces for similar reasons, offering a versatile and adaptable flooring solution. The backing of teppefliser can vary, influencing their performance characteristics like acoustic dampening and stability.