Flooring category
Carpet
Soft and comfortable carpet in wool and synthetic options for residential and commercial spaces.
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Orchard
Godfrey Hirst
Arden-Cashmere Touch
Godfrey Hirst
Highbury Place
Godfrey Hirst
Quartz Ridge
Godfrey Hirst
Refined Appeal Collection
Godfrey Hirst
Sixth Avenue
Signature Floors
Aussie Series
Signature Floors
Boden - Signature Wool
Signature Floors
Brit
Signature Floors
Charmeuse - Cashmere Touch
Signature Floors
Coco
Signature Floors
Dartmoor
Signature Floors
Elke
Signature Floors
Farris
Signature Floors
Flax
Signature Floors
Florian
Signature Floors
Jaro
Signature Floors
Joy
Signature Floors
Mainland - Country Wools
Signature Floors
Marine
Signature Floors
Melody - LuxCloud
Signature Floors
Mink - Cashmere Touch
Signature Floors
Nobby
Signature Floors
Ramie
Commercial carpet, explained
Where broadloom keeps its edge on comfort, quiet and luxury
Rolled out wide with barely a join in sight, broadloom carpet gives a room a sweep of unbroken softness that modular tile never quite reproduces — the reason hotel guest rooms, function spaces, executive suites and aged-care lounges keep specifying it. Wool and wool blends bring natural spring and a cashmere-soft hand; solution-dyed nylons answer with colour that will not fade or stain.
Acoustically it is among the best soft floors going, pulling footfall and reverberation out of a room until it is genuinely quiet. Common areas in multi-level residential buildings get fire-rated broadloom meeting the National Construction Code's critical-radiant-flux figure for shared egress paths, and inside the apartments themselves the residential carpet is specified fire-rated for multi-level living.
Both broadloom and carpet tile come from Urban Commercial Flooring, installed statewide in Victoria with the fibre, backing and fire rating chosen space by space. Hotels and other occupied buildings are staged out of hours so trading never stops.
Picking the right commercial carpet
- Fibre
- Premium spaces with a naturally springy underfoot feel point to wool or a wool blend; the heaviest traffic points to solution-dyed nylon for the best resistance to stains and fading.
- Broadloom vs tile
- Guest rooms, suites and function spaces want the near-seamless luxury only broadloom gives; heavy-traffic workplaces and corridors are better served by tile you can maintain square by square.
- Fire rating
- Common areas in apartments and high-rise buildings need carpet rated to the critical-radiant-flux requirement in the NCC / BCA.
- Underlay & acoustics
- Underlay choice drives both comfort and acoustic results, and within apartments any hard floor must sit on a rated acoustic underlay to satisfy the BCA.
Specified across these sectors
Questions
Common questions
Broadloom carpet — what exactly is it?
It is carpet manufactured in wide rolls — 3.66m is the common width — then laid wall to wall so the finished floor runs on without a break. That unbroken, soft, luxurious look is what puts it in hotel rooms, function spaces and premium office suites.
Should I be specifying broadloom or carpet tile?
Broadloom delivers the smoothest, most luxurious result, so it belongs in guest rooms, function areas and premium suites. Tile is modular and far simpler to keep looking good in heavy-traffic workplaces and corridors. Plenty of buildings end up with both, zone by zone.
Can commercial carpet go into high-rise common areas?
It is, once fire-rated. For lobbies and corridors we nominate carpet — broadloom or tile — that meets critical-radiant-flux for shared egress paths, so a multi-level building gets a floor that is warm, quiet and compliant at the same time.
Do you cover all of Victoria for supply and install?
We do, right across Victoria and into regional areas. Occupied hotels, aged-care homes and offices are installed in stages after hours.