Interface Monochrome Carpet Tiles Review

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Written by Leigh Matthews, BA Hons, H.Dip. NT

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Leigh Matthews, BA Hons, H.Dip. NT

Sustainability Expert

Leigh Matthews is a sustainability expert and long time vegan. Her work on solar policy has been published in Canada's National Observer.

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Certified to Gold standard by Cradle to Cradle, Interface Monochrome Carpet Tiles with CircuitBac Green backing are a great option for heavily trafficked areas (including commercial use). This product features Interface CircuitBac GreenĀ® bio backing and 100 percent recycled yarn, specifically designed with disassembly and recycling in mind. The carpet tiles are available in 12 colors and look fantastic in any space.

Our Rating: 3 / 5 (See: How Leaf Score is calculated)

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Table of Contents
  1. Product Highlights
  2. Overview
  3. Interface vs. Nature’s Carpet

Product Highlights

  • Great option for heavily trafficked areas (including commercial use)
  • Features Interface CircuitBac Green® bio backing and 100 percent recycled yarn, specifically designed with disassembly and recycling in mind
  • Available in 12 colors
Country of Origin:USA
Materials:CircuitBac Green® bio backing and 100% recycled yarn
Certifications:Cradle to Cradle – Gold

Overview

Interface, Inc. is arguably one of the world’s most environmentally friendly businesses, based on its proactive approach to sustainability. Interface uses recycled materials, including reclaimed carpets and waste yarn, to create eco-friendly floor coverings in many shapes and sizes. This helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions while creating quality carpeting for residential and commercial use. 

Interface vs. Nature’s Carpet

While Interface carpet tiles aren’t made from entirely natural materials, they are a leader in environmentally friendly design, using 100 percent recycled and recyclable materials. They offer a fantastic option for anyone wanting a high quality, eco-friendly, low VOC flooring option, especially if you want to avoid wool, which comprises the carpets in the Element and Everest Collections from Nature’s Carpet.

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