Beaulieu Canada Voxflor Arctik Carpet Tile

Arctik's specification diverges from its nylon siblings in instructive ways. The face is Sorona fiber — a triexta-class polymer with renewable plant-based content — piece dyed, at 34.10 oz/y² (1156 g/m²), the heaviest face weight in the collection. Pile stands 5.0 mm in a multi-level loop, density 8870, 10 stitches per inch, over Ecoace Bac Pro backing in a 1-metre plank, with an 8.5 mm overall thickness and a general-commercial abrasion rating.

Sorona's case rests on inherent properties: permanent engineered-in stain resistance, exceptional softness for a loop product, and durable spring-back that resists crushing. Piece dyeing (unlike the solution dyeing elsewhere in the collection) delivers deep, saturated colour; prudent buyers should still favour window coverings in full-sun rooms, as piece-dyed goods trade some of solution dyeing's absolute fade immunity for colour depth. Greater Vancouver property owners furnishing rental suites and home studies will appreciate the honest positioning: general-commercial durability is far beyond residential need, in a face that feels genuinely comfortable.

Format practicalities are standard Voxflor: glue-down installation, not water-resistant, made to order — currently in a single colourway (09), which simplifies specification and dye-lot management alike.

Arctik's deep, heathered loop reads as soft-focus texture — a warm, tactile ground plane that flatters low winter light. The single colourway is a versatile deep neutral that anchors both crisp white-walled rooms and moodier dens, complementing the timber-and-stone material language of Pacific Northwest interiors. Use it where the room's brief is, above all, to feel comfortable.