Office flooring with a coordinated interior plan

Match the flooring to each work zone

An open workspace, quiet room and kitchenette do not need identical flooring. Carpet tiles can suit desk areas and meeting spaces; LVT, linoleum or commercial sheet vinyl may offer useful options elsewhere. We assess the specific collection against its intended use.

Considerations include castor chairs, circulation routes, cleaning, furniture loads and appearance. A coordinated colour and material plan connects the zones. Level differences, transition profiles and door junctions are considered from the outset so that the design also works during installation.

Carpet tiles for an evolving office layout

Modular carpet tiles offer opportunities to identify work areas and create either a calm or more expressive floor design. With a suitable installation, a damaged tile can be replaced locally. We therefore discuss spare material, colour batches and the laying method.

Where raised access floors or cable services are present, we check how access must be maintained. A modular surface does not automatically make every underlying construction accessible. We coordinate with the teams responsible for desks, electrical services and any raised floor before the material choice is finalised.

Define the acoustic priorities

An office may experience footsteps, moving chairs, reverberation or conversations from neighbouring rooms. These are different problems. Carpet can contribute to sound absorption, while other floor constructions offer impact-sound performance. The relevant measurements belong to the particular product construction.

We discuss what the room needs and where additional ceiling, wall or layout measures may be required. A new floor alone does not make a meeting room soundproof. This keeps the advice useful for both the architect and the people using the space.

Curtains and shading as part of the workplace

Screen reflections, direct sunlight and privacy needs vary by facade and room. Curtains, internal blinds, external screens or roller shutters allow us to develop a coordinated proposal. Desired light transmission, room darkening and controls determine the relevant solution. We also consider maintenance, access and any project requirements for fire performance. Materials and colours are coordinated with the floors to create a visually coherent result.

Refurbishment with business operations in mind

For occupied offices, work can be planned by department, floor or zone. Access hours, temporary workstations and furniture moves are discussed beforehand. Evening or weekend work may be an option, subject to preparation, drying times and material availability.

We assess the existing finish and subfloor before agreeing an installation duration. Handover includes clear care arrangements and information about protection during subsequent fit-out. This helps prevent damage from other work immediately after the floor is installed.

A proposal that explains installation and future upkeep

Cost depends on more than floor area: subfloor condition, laying pattern, transitions, skirting and access all matter. Send a floor plan, photographs, your preferred style and programme. We discuss the options on site and support material choices with product documentation. Dutch Project Flooring focuses on Spain and the Netherlands; other European projects are assessed according to scope and programme. Site visits are arranged by appointment at your project.