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Sweaterknit + Gabardine POWERBOND® + MODULAR SweaterKnit + Gabardine POWERBOND® + MODULAR Bespoke comfort. Our story. For more than 130 years, Tarkett has been a leader in transformative flooring solutions. While our methods have evolved, our process still begins with careful consideration of the goals held by those who live, work, and play on our surfaces. Taken together, we call our mixture of craft, science, and purpose “human-conscious design.” And it drives everything we do. Style grounded in comfort. To find healthy balance in an age of constant digital connectivity, we seek to surround ourselves with sources of personal comfort and tactility, creating the same sense of calm and acceptance we experience in our homes. Highly textured surfaces, softened color palettes, and bespoke accessories create warm and welcoming environments. SweaterKnit and Gabardine are designed for this craving of security and harmony— offering complementary styles that bridge the distance between workplace and work|life. “Tactile, cozy design elements, such as sumptuous sofas, cocooned upholstery and deep-pile carpets invite workers to settle in, whether for quiet solo focus, one-to-one conversation or an informal meeting.” —FranklinTill SWEATERKNIT G0045 Prairie Wind 77209 18" x 36" Modular Herringbone installation GABARDINE 11511 Prairie Wind 77209 18" x 36" Modular Vertical Ashlar installation MILLWORK EQUINOX Grey Haze MW-24-R 2 1 3 1 SweaterKnit G0045, Prairie Wind 77209 2 SweaterKnit G0045, Skyfall 77208 3 SweaterKnit G0045, Iced Raspberry 77202 Our collective purpose is 4 4 SweaterKnit G0045, Tuxedo Jacket 77207 to design space that feels 1 warm, inviting, and safe. 2 3 1 Gabardine 11511, Candle 77200 2 Gabardine 11511, Skyfall 77208 3 Gabardine 11511, Prairie Wind 77209 4 4 Gabardine 11511, Iced Raspberry 77202 5 Gabardine 11511, Tuxedo Jacket 77207 5 SweaterKnit. SweaterKnit imbues a sense of luxurious comfort, enveloping visitors with full, soft texture and the permission to escape for a moment of quiet reflection. Available in three modular tile sizes. Windshields today, carpet backing tomorrow. Tarkett was the first flooring manufacturer to source a waste stream outside our industry for the development of a new non-PVC carpet backing. ethos® Modular with Omnicoat Technology® is made from the PVB film of recycled windshields and safety glass. This Cradle to Cradle Certified™ Silver backing has enabled Tarkett to recycle the film from 28.2 million windshields between 2004 and 2019—keeping about 29,000 tons (a weight equal to more than 17,000 midsize cars) out of landfills. SWEATERKNIT G0045 Iced Raspberry 77202 18" x 36" Modular Vertical Ashlar installation CYPRESS Briarsmoke PCSC 10252 6" x 36" Plank Unidirectional installation MILLWORK REVEAL 24" x 24" 9" x 36" 18" x 36" Sample Size Grey MW-48-F METALEDGE® Steel ME001 179 SWEATERKNIT G0045 Bedstone 77204 18" x 36" Modular Vertical Ashlar installation Gabardine. Gabardine provides the perfect balance with a structured flat weave that represents our need to be focused, efficient, and productive. Available on Powerbond® and three modular tile sizes. Powerbond. Powerbond is a hybrid resilient sheet flooring with a nylon wear layer, which creates the feel and design of traditional carpet. The resilient closed- cell cushion backing absorbs impact and provides comfort underfoot, while the welded seams create a moisture- impermeable barrier, making the surface durable and easy to maintain. Like all Tarkett soft-surface products, Powerbond comes standard with Eco-Ensure.™ This fluorine-free, stain- resistant treatment lowers cost of maintenance, and creates healthier spaces by promoting better indoor air quality with low-VOC emissions. GABARDINE 11511 Bedstone 77204 ® 24" x 24" 9" x 36" 18" x 36" Powerbond installation Sample Size MILLWORK EQUINOX Steel MW-179-R GABARDINE 11511 Candle 77200 18" x 36" Modular Herringbone installation CYPRESS Briarsmoke PCSC 10252 6" x 36" Plank Unidirectional installation MILLWORK REVEAL Grey Haze MW-24-F6 METALEDGE® Steel ME001 179 CYPRESS Briarsmoke PCSC 10252 Cypress Luxury Vinyl Tile. To create this beautiful grain detail, we took our inspiration from “Sinker Cypress” logs, which are found primarily in the riverbeds of southern states. Some of these logs are dated more than 1,000 years old, and sank while being floated downriver to the sawmill. Preserved underwater for hundreds of years, the color and graining are extremely rich and interesting, due to the minerals absorbed from the water over time. The authentic look of Cypress’ pattern and shading radiates a subtle sense of calm— making it a natural choice for any relaxing environment, and a beautiful complement to both SweaterKnit and Gabardine. 4" x 36" 6" x 36" 6" x 48" 1 9 11 Great spaces. One surface at a time. At Tarkett, we believe in placing people in the center of every space. So we’ve developed a portfolio of products designed to work together both functionally and aesthetically, helping you create more productive workspaces that maximize return on investment. The Tarkett Solution SPECtrum™ provides flooring solutions for the specific needs of every space and budget. Our full palette of colors, patterns, and textures is coordinated to work together visually across platforms—creating a balance of function, safety, and longevity that’s 8 always on budget, in style, and sustainable. Without compromise. SWEATERKNIT AND GABARDINE SOLUTION SPECTRUM: 1 Soft Surface Modular, SweaterKnit G0045 (Candle 77200) 7 Soft Surface Powerbond®/Modular, Gabardine 11511 (Prairie Wind 77209) 2 LinoFloor, Tonali (Agrarian 203) 8 Contour LVT, Collections Infinies,™ Ceramix (Mariselle PCCX 10397) 3 LinoFloor, Veneto (Carlsbad 604) 9 Contour LVT, Collections Infinies, Arterra (Oberon PCAT 10386) 4 Soft Surface Modular, SweaterKnit G0045 (Prairie Wind 77209) 10 Contour LVT, Collections Infinies, Cypress (Briarsmoke PCSC 10252) 5 Wall Base, Millwork Reveal 6" (Fawn MW-80-F6) 11 Soft Surface Powerbond/Modular, Gabardine 11511 (Candle 77200) 6 Wall Base, Millwork Diplomat (Steel MW-179-A) 12 Contour LVT, Collections Infinies, Carrera Accent (Bronzed PCRA 10414) 4 12 2 3 5 Color may vary from actual swatch. To order 6 7 a sample and to learn more about Tarkett Solution SPECtrum, please visit tarkettna.com. 10 ethos® Modular with Omnicoat Technology.® Don’t lose time and money on challenging substrate issues—ethos Modular with Omnicoat Technology eliminates installation problems before they happen. Its breakthrough, proprietary coating creates All our Dynex SD® a chemical barrier that works on any adverse flooring substrate—from green and chemically abated concrete to old adhesives. And as long as there’s no evidence of standing liquids or moisture staining, yarns are cationic. ethos eliminates the need for moisture, pH, and Moisture Vapor Emissions Rate (MVER) testing when But what does that mean? Regular nylon has installed with TarkettTAPE.™ a positive charge, which attracts negatively charged staining agents. We reversed the polarity of our nylon through a process called sulfonation. As a result, the negatively charged cationic nylon repels negatively charged stains, creating a permanent stain resistance that’s built into the chemistry of each fiber. REGULAR NYLON DYNEX SD NYLON Techtonic™ helps LVT floors perform longer with less maintenance. Beautifully strong. Techtonic™ LVT Polyurethane Coating. Cypress luxury vinyl tile features Tarkett’s Techtonic advanced polyurethane technology, providing unmatched resistance to scratches, scuffs, stains, and abrasions. Instead of unnecessary additives that lead to scratch whitening caused by the daily stresses of feet and furniture, Techtonic uses a proprietary polymer system—forming a naturally clear, verifiably stronger layer of protection, while its matte finish eliminates distracting glare. Techtonic protection gives LVT floors greater defense against: SCRATCHES ABRASIONS SCUFFS STAINS Doing good. Together. At Tarkett North America, we believe that together, we can make a positive impact on people and the planet. That’s why we’re Doing Good—Together, connecting our sustainability efforts with what our customers value and our world needs. It’s an active, living commitment to create a future where people and the planet prosper in balance. Where sustainable flooring solutions don’t just perform. They inspire. Cradle to Cradle Certified™ product standards guide our Through this process, we have: reduced our energy use; eco-design approach on the basis of five criteria: material converted factories in Ohio, Sweden, and Italy to renewable health, product circularity, renewable energy and climate energy; utilized recycled materials in our products to requirements, water stewardship, and social fairness. reduce their carbon footprint; and offset the remainder of our footprint by partnering with global projects—including One example of Tarkett’s commitment to eco-design is support of international renewable energy initiatives, and our Eco-Ensure™ technology: a fluorine-free, PFAS-free reforestation of the Peruvian Amazon. Through our support soil protection that comes standard on every soft-surface of the Tambopata National Reserve and the Bahuaja- product we make. Cradle to Cradle Certified Platinum, Sorene National Park, we’ve helped to protect nearly 1.5 Eco-Ensure is helping to safeguard the health of both our million acres and restore 10,000 acres—an action expected planet and its people. to avoid over 4 million tons of carbon emissions by 2021. Creating phthalate-free, low-TVOC resilient and soft-surface We are often
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