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Velocity Modern Carpet Tiles, Striped Pattern

Velocity is designed with the same unique textile composite flooring texture as its near solid companion, Accelerate. This modern carpet scheme can be used to create a very streamlined flooring design or can be paired with Accelerate for a more energetic appearance.

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$134.5 $269 In stock

Category: Commercial Carpet

Velocity Modern Carpet Tiles, Striped Pattern for the Office

Velocity is designed with the same unique textile composite flooring texture as its near solid companion, Accelerate. Velocity offers a random stripes design, which give the sense of hand-drawn chalk or pastel lines. Each line color option reflects a coordinating color of Accelerate.

Durable commercial flooring starts with incredible colors, and ends with absolute dependability. Velocity can be used to create a very streamlined flooring design or can be paired with Accelerate for a more energetic appearance. Whether in a high traffic area or a focal point that needs a dramatic statement, the choices are beautiful and limitless.

Let your imagination run free.

Accelerate pairs well with Velocity , allowing for versatile aesthetics from subtle pops of color to dynamic installations.

Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Abigail B. ★★★★★

The backing grips the floor without any adhesive sliding, and the striped pattern hides scuffs better than our old solid tiles. Installation took us an afternoon for a 200-square-foot break room, and the texture feels like a woven fabric underfoot rather than standard commercial carpet.

Robert K. ★★★★★

Installed these in my office lobby and the striped pattern gives the floor a modern edge that clients keep commenting on. The textile composite texture feels surprisingly durable underfoot, like it’ll hold up to daily foot traffic without showing wear.

Sebastian ★★★★☆

The stripes line up cleanly across the seams, so the office floor reads as one continuous pattern instead of a patchwork. They’ve held up fine under chair wheels for a month now, though I wish the edges were slightly more forgiving when cutting around corners.