When housing providers consider offering flooring to residents, modular carpet is an outstanding option. Benefits on durability, waste, carbon emissions and cost mean that they are an alternative to traditional broadloom carpets. Uplyfted provides a UK wide service of affordable renewed modular carpet for housing providers.
Introduction
Housing providers face many challenges in ensuring their properties are well maintained and provide a comfortable living environment for their residents. One of the considerations to achieve these is flooring. This business case will outline the reasons why modular carpet is a better option compared to traditional broadloom carpets for housing providers.
Resident feedback
Residents have reported positive feedback about the our renewed modular carpet in a domestic setting. One resident stated, “I love it, it looks really good. You can’t even tell they are carpet tiles, it all matches. It’s made a big difference, it was colder in here before, now it’s much warmer, and it’s helped reduce echoing.”
Low carbon
Renewed modular carpets have a very low carbon footprint vs new carpet (97%). Furthermore, Uplyfted has the ability to accept them after their use and recycle them avoiding landfill and incineration related emissions, reducing waste and disposal costs.
Modular design = cost effective carpet
Carpet tiles are modular in design, meaning that if any damage occurs to a single tile, only that tile needs to be replaced, rather than the entire floor. This is a cost-effective and time-efficient solution, especially when compared to broadloom carpet, which would require a complete floor replacement if damaged. Carpet tiles can be easily replaced if a single tile is overly soiled or damaged.
Ease of installation
Modular carpets can be installed directly onto most types of subfloors eliminating the need for underlays, which can save time and money. Where time is of the essence, carpet tiles can be laid in furnished and occupied properties.
Minimal installation waste
Modular carpets generate minimal waste during the installation stage, as little cutting is required to fit the tiles to the space. Waste from installation is usually only between 1-5 %. As carpets are provided on large rolls, waste is expected anywhere between 5-25 % (in some cases even more) from cutting and mishaps in installation.
Design versatility
Modular carpet offer a wide range of design options, with many different styles and colours to choose from, plus enabling more design flexibility when installing them. This is not the case with broadloom carpet, which has limited design options.
Hard wearing
Modular carpet are hard wearing, with many tested to wear classification 33, meaning they can withstand heavy usage in areas like living rooms and hallways. This means that reuse carpet tiles have a long product lifecycle.
Cost-saving carpet tiles for housing providers
Modular carpet save providers of social housing money when offering flooring, compared to traditional carpet.
If providers of social housing invest in our supply and fit service for an average size property…
Renewed modular carpets in housing providers’ properties offer many benefits compared to traditional broadloom carpet. Positive resident feedback, modular design, ease of installation, minimal waste, design versatility, ease of cleaning and maintenance, cost and time-effectiveness, hard-wearing qualities, and carbon emissions benefits make modular carpet the ideal flooring solution for housing providers.
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