COM 1000
Flat-woven solution-dyed loop pile, class 33, for floors with demanding cleaning regimes; broadloom, tile, ZigZag and LockTiles
Corporate
Corporate office flooring
An office floor hosts task-chair castors, desk churn and the daily traffic between focus and collaboration, while carrying the design language a visitor reads from the door. Yorkshore works with architecture and design teams across Florida and New England on carpet tile, acoustic-backed LVT and rubber that zone open plans and install around the workweek.
Curated selection
Recommended products
Products our team commonly specifies for these environments. Confirm suitability for your project with a specialist.
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Stellar
Flat-woven carpet tile in 100% regenerated Econyl nylon, class 33; iF Design Award 2024 as LockTiles
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Sonata
20 mil wood- and stone-look luxury vinyl plank and tile for medium-to-heavy commercial traffic
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Sonata Elements
Large-format 18 x 36 in luxury vinyl tile designed to coordinate with gradient carpet tile
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Mirra
30 mil wood- and stone-look luxury vinyl plank and tile for heavy commercial traffic
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Oak Superior
7.5 in engineered European oak with a 4 mm wear layer, wire-brushed low-gloss urethane, FloorScore certified
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ABPure
Red List Free rubber tile and sheet with Nfuse, tested to ASTM F1515 for color durability
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ABDefender Stair Treads
One-piece fire-retardant, low-smoke rubber stair treads for exit stairways and egress areas
Applications
Spaces we specify for
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Reception and lobby
The reception floor sets the tone for visitors and takes the weather tracked in from outside. A change of material or tone can mark the threshold between public and private areas.
- Entry traffic and weather
- Brand and design intent
- Material changes to mark thresholds
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Focus rooms and private offices
Enclosed offices and focus rooms are specified for quiet. Carpet tile and acoustic-backed plank help keep sound inside the room.
- Acoustic performance
- Carpet tile or acoustic-backed LVT
- Chair and castor use
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Open workspace
Open workspace is the largest and hardest-working area in most offices, with castors, chair glides and foot traffic all day. Carpet tile reduces noise in the plan and can be lifted and re-laid when layouts change.
- Castor and chair-glide wear
- Noise control in open plans
- Modular tile for reconfiguration
- Zoning with material changes
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Meeting rooms and boardrooms
Meeting rooms are seen at close range. Pattern and material help ground the table, absorb chair noise and keep a finish that reads well on camera.
- Chair noise absorption
- Pattern and material quality
- Finish appearance
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Cafe and break areas
Cafes and break areas host coffee, lunch and informal meetings. Stone-look tile and wood-look plank with a commercial wear layer keep the room presentable through the week.
- Spill cleanup
- Commercial wear layer
- Warm, social visuals
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Circulation and service areas
Stairwells, corridors and service routes carry traffic between departments. Rubber treads and resilient sheet take the traffic, dampen it and need only routine mopping.
- Heavy circulation traffic
- Slip-resistant stair treads
- Sound dampening
- Simple maintenance
Selection factors
What to consider
- Zoning without walls: material changes that define neighborhoods and steer movement
- Acoustics at desk height: carpet tile and acoustic-backed LVT
- Castor and chair-glide wear in open workspace
- Modular formats that lift and re-lay when layouts change
- Low-odor adhesives and fast installation for weekend windows
- Declare, FloorScore and LEED documentation for the spec file
Related performance requirements
Technical resources
Specifications and documents
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Sonata & Sonata Elements — Technical specifications
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Mirra — Technical specifications
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Luxury vinyl tile — Installation instructions (Mirra, Sonata, Sonata Elements)
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Luxury vinyl tile — LEED v4 compliance (Mirra, Sonata, Sonata Elements)
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ABPure — Technical specifications
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Rubber stair treads — Installation instructions (ABDefender, ABMarathon, ABPure)
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Stride Fitness Tiles — Technical data sheet
Talk to a Yorkshore specialist
Share your project details and we’ll recommend suitable products, documents and samples.