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Carpet Tiles Are:

Great for Basements, Playrooms,
Bedrooms, Recreation Rooms, and
Enclosed Porches.
Easy to install - just cut with a utility
knife - no edge ravel.
Stain resistant/static free olefin fiber. Products can be mixed by color to create borders or geometric patterns.
Each tile is 1 ft. sq. and packed 20 tiles per box which = 20 sq. ft. per box.
per box, so any extra tiles should be saved for future replacements.

We accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover

Available Carpet Tile Colors:
Sand | Smoke | Ocean| Berry | Meadow

The colors below in the photo are close but do not match exactly. This is why we send out free cuttings. Most customers do not care if the colors are off a little and that's ok. So Please E-Mail us Your Address and we will send your samples out.

Please understand, if the product is defective, then a refund is no problem. Otherwise all sales are final and there are no refunds.

Cost: $34.99 per box includes the carpet
tile and delivery anywhere in the Continental USA.
Alaska - Please add $24.00 per box where regular ground UPS ends and shipping continues by some other means.
Shipping charges to Canada will be higher.

RETAIL QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

QUESTION: Can Carpet Tiles be used outdoors?
ANSWER: Yes, the product is weather resistant, however, it does need to be glued down with an outdoor adhesive.

QUESTION: Can I pull the Carpet Tiles up if I make a mistake?
ANSWER: Yes, the tiles will maintain the tackiness during installment, after exposure to traffic, however, some scraping may be required.

QUESTION: Does floor surface need to be treated before installation? ( Please read this before you install )
ANSWER: OK....your floor must be clean and dry, and free form dust and dirt. If your going over an existing vinyl floor, then you have a wonderful condition to install over. Just make sure you wash & rinse and let it dry over night. If your going over a concrete or plywood floor, I would suggest that you purchase a concrete sealer ( it's pretty cheap ) from a local supply store and use a paint roller to spread a thin coat over the entire sub floor. Let it dry completely. You are now ready to peal and stick your carpet tiles. They will stay down for a long time. As for setting up your starting points and snapping a chalk line, you might want to get one of those free pamphlets that they give out at hardware stores for installing tile. The same principal is used. Once you get your first line completed, your on your way. Use a utility knife with sharp blades. A dull blade will only get you hurt and will produce a poor cut on the carpet tile.