Philadelphia Contract Color Accents – Black Carpet Tile
The Black color from the Color Accents collection by Philadelphia Contract is sleek, strong, and seriously timeless—it’s that clean dark tone that works literally anywhere and always looks polished, created by the trusted team at Shaw Flooring and Shaw Industries, and featured now at Znet Flooring where classic style meets high-performance construction in a carpet tile that fits right into offices, retail spaces, entryways, or anywhere that needs a flooring option that’s bold, professional, and super dependable.
This tile is crafted with EcoSolution Q100 nylon to handle foot traffic and everyday use like a champ, while the solution-dyed fiber keeps the black color deep and consistent with no fading or patchiness even under harsh light or spills, and it comes with EcoWorx tile backing for quick installation and full recyclability, and SSP Protective Treatments help resist grime and mess to keep it lookin crisp and clean, and with 24 x 24 inch tiles and a 6.68 thickness, it offers a comfortable solid surface for any type of space.
- EcoSolution Q100 nylon delivers long-lasting strength that’s built for everyday wear and tear without losing quality!
- 24 x 24 inch tile layout gives you total design control and makes replacements fast and easy whenever needed!
- Solution-dyed fibers keep the Black tone true and even over time, no matter the lighting or foot traffic!
- EcoWorx backing supports easy installation and total recyclability, so you can stay eco-friendly and efficient!
- SSP Protective Treatments shield against dirt and stains to keep your floor lookin clean without heavy maintenance!
- Black adds sleek professional style that’s ideal for upscale environments, creative studios, or spaces with strong visual contrast!
If you need flooring that’s sharp, durable, and always in style, the Black color from Shaw Industries’ Color Accents series is a flawless choice and Znet Flooring has it ready to deliver unmatched style and strength for your next design move.
