EF Contract enhances Kinetex offering with Sound & Surface

HomeCommercialEF Contract enhances Kinetex offering with Sound & Surface

Sound & SurfaceDalton—EF Contract expanded design options for its popular Kinetex line with the introduction of Sound & Surface. Combining the performance attributes of hard surface with the softness and warmth of carpet, Kinetex is billed as a go-anywhere, do-anything flooring solution.

“The two patterns within this collection are complementary but achieve very different effects,” said Marie Moore, design manager for Kinetex at EF Contract. “Surface features an all-over, muted pattern, while Sound radiates energy with a larger-scale design inspired by sound waves.”

The sophisticated patterns are inspired by traditional carpet design while exhibiting the depth and texture achieved within the Kinetex platform. EF Contract’s High-Def Color Technology creates the crisp color, vibrant patterns and dimensional design Kinetex is known for. The neutral base colorways offer a variety of accent color options. These subtle offerings allow for effective wayfinding or branding throughout a space, making Sound & Surface ideal for corporate, education and retail interiors.

The 24 x 24 tile was colored and patterned to create a seamless floor with very little visible distinction between tiles. Sound & Surface also coordinates thoughtfully with existing EF Contract LVT and carpet offerings, providing a full suite of flooring solutions.

Kinetex is complete with key performance and sustainability attributes. With its lifetime warranty, withstanding foot traffic and continued use is guaranteed. Kinetex contains no less than 45% post-consumer recycled content, with one 24 x 24 tile containing 27 recycled plastic bottles. The sustainable attributes of Kinetex are backed by a Red List-Free, Declare label, NSF/ANSI-140 Platinum qualification and its product transparency is highlighted with an EPD and HPD. Additionally, Kinetex is carbon neutral.

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