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You keep the labor. We keep the inventory.

We supply sustainable, high performance modular tile to contractors and organizers. You install it the way you install catalog carpet today, and you keep the labor. We hold the inventory, so you do not have to plan warehouse space around it.

Let's deal with the obvious question first

We do not install. We do not want to install. Your crews, your schedule, your jurisdiction, your labor, all unchanged. We supply the material, handle cleaning and inspection between shows.

What actually changes for you

You stop carrying the inventory

We hold the inventory, so you do not have to plan warehouse space around it. We clean it, inspect it and replace what wears out. You order it for a show and it arrives.

Damage costs a tile, not a strip

A cable pull or a forklift scuff through broadloom takes about a foot across the full ten-foot width. Roughly 10 sq ft gone. The same event on 24-inch tile takes one tile: 4 sq ft. And a cut tile still goes into another space. Cut broadloom does not.

It fits the grid

24 inches divides exactly into the 10-foot increments every booth is set on. No edge strips, no offcuts, no waste to dispose of.

No adhesive on the venue floor

Using manufacturer-approved adhesive tabs, we create a floating floor that lifts up cleanly at the end of the show. No glue, no mess, no charge from the venue.

Safer and lighter for your crews

Two-foot tiles are carried and set by hand instead of wrestled off a heavy roll. No adhesive fumes on the floor, and far less strain on backs and hands at move-in and move-out. Less strain means fewer incidents, and fewer incidents means lower workers compensation exposure.

It moves on a pallet jack

24 tiles and 96 sq ft per carton, 22 cartons per pallet. No carpet pigs, no special lift, no oversized rolls moving through a compressed dock schedule, and nothing heavy landing on anyone's foot.

It reconfigures

Booth footprints change show to show. Tile re-lays to a new plan without recutting, so a new floor plan does not mean new offcuts.

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