EF Contract expands through Dramatic Works collection

HomeCommercialEF Contract expands through Dramatic Works collection

Dramatic Works collection Dalton—Inspired by light’s ability to convey radiant energy and momentum, EF Contract has expanded its portfolio with the Dramatic Works collection—designed to illuminate and elevate the ambiance of contemporary interiors. Combining the performance attributes of hard surface flooring with the softness and warmth of carpet, this textile composite flooring is meant to be a versatile solution that’s suitable for corporate, education, healthcare, retail and institutional environments.

“Dramatic Works represents the wonder and drama found in something we experience and perceive every day without even thinking about it,” said Marie Moore, director of design for EF Contract. “The technological advancements behind Kinetex allow us to create innovative, beautiful and durable flooring products that are light-years ahead of what we could have designed in the past. With Kinetex, we’re able to take these visuals and reinterpret them into engaging, textural floorscapes that combine the best qualities of carpet and hard surfaces.”

The multi-format collection consists of two coordinating products designed to translate natural phenomena into flooring. Dual is a 24 x 24 tile that mimics the appearance of shifting shadows, diffused and scattered across the floor plane. Double is an 18 x 36 tile that channels light waves refracted into scattered slivers across the floorscapes. Styles and colorways from both products can be used separately or together to create unified flooring systems that seamlessly undulate from one space to another. Neutral base and accent colorways offer a variety of options for effective wayfinding and branding throughout commercial interiors.

With the latest Kinetex collection launch comes the introduction of four accent colors for the larger textile composite flooring platform—including vibrant purple, orange, green and red—bringing the total number of colorways to nine. The colorways span a useful, neutral palette of cooler and warmer grays, along with striped accents and a control pattern that coordinates and connects back to each style. Behind the color, patterns and dimensional design of Kinetex is EF Contract’s High-Def Color Technology.

Dramatic Works collection The Dramatic Works collection coordinates across all of EF Contract’s product platforms, including modular carpet tile, broadloom, LVT and other Kinetex styles—meant to provide a comprehensive suite of flooring solutions.

“We’re committed to giving our customers more options that build on one another in color and design, format, and end use,” Moore said. “This way, they are not only able to create easy, cohesive transitions, but they are also able to do more with their designs with fewer limitations by integrating and blending our expansive palette of floorcoverings.”

With its lifetime warranty, Kinetex tiles are guaranteed to withstand foot traffic and continued use. According to the company, Kinetex offers the highest Noise Reduction Coefficients and Impact Insulation Classifications ratings of any commercial flooring product. The breathable nature of this product allows vapor transmission, enabling Kinetex to be installed without costly moisture mitigation, even at 100% relative humidity.

Kinetex is also a sustainable flooring option that can be recycled and used in future Kinetex products. It contains no less than 45% post-consumer recycled content, with each tile containing an average of 27 recycled plastic bottles. As a carbon-neutral commercial floorcovering, Kinetex holds a Red List Free DECLARE label and NSF/ANSI-140 Platinum qualification. Its product transparency is further highlighted by an Environmental Product Declaration and a Health Product Declaration.

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