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Aroma
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Aroma is a commercial carpet tile developed with a PET face fiber, Level Loop construction, PVC backing, 1/6+6 gauge, 4/3/2 mm pile height, and 1000 × 333.3 mm plank format.
The product has passed the B1 fire rating, making fire performance an important part of its technical specification for commercial project evaluation.
Rather than treating Aroma simply as another carpet tile design, this product can be evaluated through its complete construction: fiber + loop construction + gauge + pile structure + backing + dimensions + fire performance.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Aroma |
| Product Type | Commercial Carpet Tiles |
| Construction | Level Loop |
| Face Fiber | PET |
| Gauge | 1/6+6 |
| Backing | PVC |
| Pile Height | 4 / 3 / 2 mm |
| Tile Size | 1000 × 333.3 mm |
| Total Thickness | Approx. 6.5 ± 0.5 mm |
| Fire Rating | B1 |
| Format | Plank Carpet Tile |
A commercial carpet tile is not defined by its appearance alone.
Two tiles may look similar in a photograph while having completely different fiber materials, construction methods, backing systems and thicknesses.
Aroma uses a specific combination of materials and construction:
PET fiber → Level Loop → 1/6+6 gauge → 4/3/2 mm pile → PVC backing → 1000 × 333.3 mm format
Each part contributes to the final product specification.
This is why Aroma is better evaluated as a complete flooring construction rather than by comparing only color or pattern.
The face fiber of Aroma is PET.
PET is the material visible on the carpet surface and therefore forms an important part of the product's appearance and surface characteristics.
For procurement teams, identifying the fiber is important because “carpet tile” is a broad product category. PET, polypropylene and nylon carpet tiles should not be treated as technically identical products.
When comparing samples from different suppliers, buyers should confirm the actual fiber stated on the technical sheet rather than relying on descriptions such as:
Commercial carpet
Heavy-duty carpet
Project carpet
Premium carpet tile
Aroma uses a Level Loop carpet construction.
In a loop construction, the yarn forms loops at the carpet surface rather than being cut into individual pile ends.
The construction gives the product its characteristic surface structure and is one of the key specifications that should be considered alongside fiber and gauge.
For buyers comparing different carpet tiles, construction terminology is useful because a product with the same fiber can still have a substantially different surface structure depending on how the yarn is formed.
For Aroma, the construction is:
Construction: Level Loop
This specification should remain consistent between the approved sample and bulk production.
Aroma is specified as 1/6+6 gauge.
Gauge is a technical parameter used to describe the spacing of the stitching or tufting structure in carpet construction.
For buyers who regularly compare carpet samples from different factories, gauge provides useful information because two products with similar pile heights may still have different construction densities or structures.
However, gauge should never be used alone to judge overall product quality.
A more meaningful comparison considers:
Gauge + fiber + pile height + construction + backing + total thickness
For Aroma, these parameters work together as one product specification rather than independent marketing claims.
The specified pile height of Aroma is:
4 / 3 / 2 mm
This stepped pile structure forms part of the carpet's surface construction.
When a buyer receives a sample, the pile height should be checked against the approved technical specification rather than estimated visually from photographs.
For project purchasing, this is especially important when several carpet tile products are being compared.
A useful technical comparison should record:
| Technical Point | Aroma |
|---|---|
| Fiber | PET |
| Construction | Level Loop |
| Gauge | 1/6+6 |
| Pile Height | 4 / 3 / 2 mm |
| Backing | PVC |
| Size | 1000 × 333.3 mm |
| Fire Rating | B1 |
This provides a much more reliable comparison than simply looking at product images.
Aroma uses PVC backing.
Backing is not merely a hidden component. It forms part of the overall construction of a carpet tile and should therefore be included in the product specification submitted for approval.
For a commercial flooring purchase, buyers should confirm the backing at the same time as the face fiber and tile size.
The Aroma configuration is:
PET face + Level Loop + PVC backing
This fixed combination should be reflected in the approved sample, quotation and final production specification.
If a project requires another backing construction, the buyer should confirm whether an alternative configuration is available before placing the order.
One of the most distinctive specifications of Aroma is its 1000 × 333.3 mm size.
This is different from the commonly encountered square carpet tile format.
The longer rectangular proportion gives the product a plank-style appearance and allows the installation pattern to be planned differently from a conventional square modular carpet system.
For a project buyer, the size also has a direct effect on quantity calculations.
For example, one Aroma tile covers approximately:
1000 mm × 333.3 mm = 0.3333 m²
Theoretical tile quantity can therefore be estimated from the floor area, while the actual order quantity should also account for the project layout, cutting requirements and installation method.
For procurement purposes, the floor plan is more useful than simply multiplying the building area by a standard tile quantity.
A carpet tile dimension affects more than appearance.
It influences:
Layout planning
Cutting positions
Edge treatment
Quantity calculation
Installation direction
Pattern continuity
Spare material planning
For a 1000 × 333.3 mm plank, the installation team should confirm how the longer dimension will run through the space.
A different installation direction can produce a noticeably different visual result even when the same quantity of carpet tiles is used.
This is one reason a physical sample and installation drawing are useful before final bulk production.
The Aroma specification gives a total thickness of approximately:
6.5 ± 0.5 mm
This figure should be considered together with the pile height and backing rather than interpreted as the pile thickness alone.
For project coordination, total thickness can be relevant when carpet tiles meet:
Door thresholds
Floor transitions
Other flooring materials
Expansion areas
Existing finished floors
The final site condition should always be checked before installation because the required transition solution depends on the actual surrounding floor construction.
Aroma has passed the B1 fire rating.
This is an important technical point for project buyers because fire performance can be part of the flooring approval requirements for commercial buildings.
The B1 rating should be included in the product's technical documentation when the product is submitted for project approval.
However, buyers should distinguish between:
“B1 fire rating”
and a particular country's or project's specific fire-test requirement.
If a tender document specifies a particular test method, standard or certification format, the buyer should provide that requirement to the manufacturer so the applicable documentation can be checked.
This is especially important for international projects, where fire classification systems are not necessarily identical from one market to another.
Aroma can be summarized through seven core parameters:
Defines the face fiber.
Defines the surface construction.
Defines the specified gauge.
Defines the pile-height structure.
Defines the backing system.
Defines the plank tile format.
Defines the stated fire rating.
Together, these specifications give buyers a much clearer understanding of the product than a general description such as “commercial carpet tile.”
If a purchasing team receives several quotations, the lowest price does not necessarily represent the closest comparison.
Before comparing prices, normalize the technical specifications.
Ask every supplier to provide:
Fiber: PET / PP / Nylon / Other
Construction: Level Loop / Cut Pile / High-Low Loop / Other
Gauge: Exact specification
Pile Height: Exact measurement
Backing: Exact backing material
Tile Size: Exact dimensions
Total Thickness: Exact measurement
Fire Performance: Applicable rating and documentation
Once these points are aligned, the quoted prices become much easier to evaluate.
This is particularly important for large projects where a small difference in construction can affect the actual material being supplied.
For an international B2B order, sample approval should cover more than color.
A practical sample inspection can include:
Check the loop structure and overall appearance under normal lighting.
Confirm that the supplied sample corresponds to the specified PET fiber.
Check the surface construction against the approved Level Loop specification.
Measure the sample against the specified 1000 × 333.3 mm size.
Compare the actual product with the specified approximately 6.5 ± 0.5 mm total thickness.
Confirm that the backing corresponds to the specified PVC construction.
For projects requiring formal fire-performance documentation, request the applicable supporting document for the exact product configuration.
This creates a clearer connection between the sample → technical approval → bulk order.
For commercial carpet tile projects, color approval should be handled separately from technical approval.
A buyer may approve:
Product construction
Tile size
Backing
Fire performance
Color
Pattern
These elements should be recorded clearly before bulk production.
For repeat orders, keeping the approved physical sample is also useful because a photograph displayed on a computer or mobile screen cannot provide a reliable physical color reference.
Aroma can also serve as a starting point for discussing project customization.
For example, a buyer may already have a target:
Fiber type
Tile dimension
Surface construction
Backing
Pile height
Fire requirement
Color direction
Instead of beginning with a completely new product concept, the manufacturer can first evaluate whether the requested changes can be developed around an existing construction.
For OEM projects, buyers should provide a clear technical brief whenever possible.
A useful brief can include:
Required size:
1000 × 333.3 mm or customized
Fiber:
PET or specified alternative
Construction:
Level Loop or required construction
Backing:
PVC or required backing
Pile height:
Required range
Fire requirement:
B1 or project-specific requirement
Color:
Reference sample / Pantone / design file
Quantity:
Estimated project volume
This makes technical communication much more precise than simply sending a product photograph.
For B2B purchasing, the technical specification should always take priority over a marketing description.
For example:
“Durable carpet tile” is a marketing description.
“PET + Level Loop + 1/6+6 + PVC + 4/3/2 mm + 1000 × 333.3 mm + B1” is a technical specification.
The second format gives a procurement team something that can actually be checked.
That is the approach recommended when Aroma is included in a project quotation, specification sheet or product approval package.
For an accurate quotation, buyers do not need to prepare a complicated document.
The following information is enough to start:
Product: Aroma
Size: 1000 × 333.3 mm
Quantity: ___ m²
Destination: Country / Port
Project Type: Commercial project
Color: Existing reference / Required color
Required Fire Rating: B1 or project-specific requirement
Delivery Target: ___
If the project has a floor plan, CAD drawing or quantity schedule, it can also be supplied for further review.
The final price and production arrangement should be confirmed according to the actual order quantity, customization requirements, packaging and shipping conditions.
Aroma uses PET fiber.
The product uses a Level Loop construction.
The specified gauge is 1/6+6.
Aroma has a specified pile-height structure of 4 / 3 / 2 mm.
The standard Aroma specification uses PVC backing.
The tile size is 1000 × 333.3 mm, giving the product a plank-style rectangular format.
The specified total thickness is approximately 6.5 ± 0.5 mm.
Yes. Aroma has passed the B1 fire rating.
For projects requiring a particular national or project-specific fire standard, buyers should confirm the applicable documentation before approval.
Aroma is specified as a commercial carpet tile. Final suitability should be determined according to the project's required traffic level, installation conditions, technical standards and design requirements.
Customization can be discussed for OEM projects. The manufacturer should first review the required dimensions, fiber, construction, backing, color, fire requirements and expected quantity.
Sample approval is recommended before bulk production, especially when the project has specific requirements for color, construction, dimensions or fire performance.
The most obvious specification difference is the format. Aroma measures 1000 × 333.3 mm, giving it a longer plank proportion rather than the square shape of a 500 × 500 mm tile.
