Acoustic tiles
Scor 550
Designed for use in heavily trafficked areas, this raw needle-punched felt
carpet is extremely durable.
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Wearability EN 1307 (commercial high)
The wearability is determined on the basis of density, hardness,
flammability as well as acoustic and thermal properties. Depending on the
wearability, floor coverings are divided into strains classes that provide
information on possible fields of application.
Flammability EN 13 501 – 1 (CFL-S1)
The European standard defines uniform classes from A (non-flammable, not
for carpets) to F (highly flammable) for the fire behavior of building
materials. Contract areas often require the classes Cfl and Bfl (fl =
flooring). The fire classes B, C and D are divided into classes s1 and s2.
A product in the same fire class performs better with s1, since the smoke
development is lower here than in s2.
Comfort class EN 1307 (LC1)
The comfort value of textile floorings is calculated according to the
European norms on the basis of parameters (weight or thickness of the pile
material used as well as the number of nubs or loops). A higher LC value
(= Luxury Class) means a higher comfort value. The more crowns the symbol
shows, the more luxurious the textile flooring is.
Suitability for chair castors (intensive usage)
Textile floor coverings are extremely strained when using office chairs.
Only extremely robust textile floor coverings are suitable for the use of
chair castors. Due to varying levels of strain, a distinction is made
between the use in the private sector (symbol: chair castor and house) and
the use in the object area (symbol: chair castor).
Rated sound absorption coefficient aw
The sound absorption coefficient was determined in accordance with ISO 354 and
indicates how large the absorbed portion of the total incident sound is.
Light fastness ISO 105-B02
The symbol indicates that the textile floor covering meets the basic
requirements for light fastness (>=5, for pastel shades >=4) in accordance
with the test method EN ISO 105-B02.
Footstep absorption improvement coefficient ISO 140-8 DLW
The footstep absorption improvement was determined according to ISO 140-8 DLW.
Basically, all textile floor coverings have excellent sound and footfall
absorption properties.
Thermal permeability ISO 8302
If a textile floor covering is laid on a floor heating, its thermal
permeability should be as small as possible. Usually, the value should be
less than 0.17m²K / W. The symbol indicates that the textile floor
covering can be used in combination with an underfloor heating.
Surface resistivity ISO/DIS 10965 ROT
Particularly contract areas often place higher demands on the electrical
behavior of floor coverings. Textile floor coverings are considered to be
electrostatically dissipative if the surface resistivity is ≤ 109Ω.
Skid resistance
According to EN 14041, floor coverings must comply with certain safety
aspects, including the slip resistance. To be equipped with the DS symbol,
the textile floor covering must have a dynamic coefficient of frictional
resistance of >0.3 in a dry and unpolluted condition.
Dimensional stability
In particular, loosely laid carpet tiles must meet special requirements
with regard to their dimensional stability. (see EN 1407 Annex A or 1470,
EN 13497, EN 15114).
Electrostatic loading EN 1815
Particularly contract areas often place higher demands on the electrical
behavior of floor coverings, e.g. in computer rooms. The symbol indicates
whether the textile floor covering is conductive.
Parallel laying direction
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Certificates
GUT Certificate
Since 1992, OBJECT CARPET has been a member of the Community of
Environmentally-Friendly Carpets (GUT), whose aim is to take appropriate
measures to ensure zero-emission carpets during the production process, as
well as an emission-free final product. In order to achieve this
objective, the GuT association examines the manufacturing process and our
products through independent testing institutes.
Tested by TÜV
All OBJECT CARPET floorings are made of allergenic-controlled material,
voluntarily TÜVtested and certified as „suitable for people suffering from
allergies”.
Member of the DGNB
OBJECT CARPET is a member of the German Society for Sustainable Building.
The goal of this association is to promote sustainable and economically
efficient construction. All OBJECT CARPET products meet the requirements
for use in the LEED and DGNB certified buildings and thus contribute to
achieving the legal standards for environmentallyfriendly,
resource-conserving and sustainable construction.
French VOC-label
All OBJECT CARPET products belong to group A+ in accordance with the
French classifications of emission products.
Suitable for
- Health care
- Hotel
- Living
- Office
- Public
- Shop