Commercial Carpet Planks Melbourne — Modern Linear Flooring

Carpet planks are the contemporary evolution of the traditional carpet tile. While standard carpet tiles are square (typically 50x50cm), carpet planks are rectangular (typically 25x100cm), offering a sleek linear aesthetic that reflects the clean lines of modern commercial architecture.

At Commercial Floors, we supply and install commercial carpet planks across Melbourne and Victoria for offices, coworking spaces, creative studios, education facilities, and retail environments that want a fresh, directional look.

Why Choose Carpet Planks Over Square Tiles?

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Modern Aesthetic

The elongated shape creates a sense of direction and visual flow that square tiles cannot achieve. Planks installed in a brick-lay pattern or herringbone add sophistication to any commercial interior.

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Directional Design

Use carpet planks to create visual pathways, guide foot traffic, or emphasise the length or width of a space. They are a powerful wayfinding tool in large open-plan environments.

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Mixed Lay Patterns

Planks can be laid in ashlar (brick), herringbone, basketweave, or random patterns. Mixing colours within these patterns creates dynamic, textured floor designs.

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Same Practical Benefits

Like square carpet tiles, planks are modular. Individual planks can be replaced if damaged, installation is fast and flexible, and they can be laid in sections to minimise business disruption.

Applications for Carpet Planks

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Modern Offices & Coworking

Create a contemporary, design-forward workspace that attracts talent and impresses clients.

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Creative & Tech Studios

Planks in bold colours or mixed patterns suit the energy of creative and technology workspaces.

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Education Facilities

Use colour-coded planks for wayfinding in schools, universities, and training centres.

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Hotel Corridors

The linear format naturally suits corridor applications and creates a sense of luxury and directionality.

Specifications

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Sizes

Typically 25x100cm (some ranges available in 33x100cm).

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Fibre

Solution-dyed nylon or polypropylene.

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Backing

PVC, cushion-back, or feltback depending on application.

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Fire Rating

Meets AS/NZS 1530.3 requirements for commercial buildings.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the difference between carpet planks and carpet tiles?

    Carpet planks are rectangular (typically 25x100cm) while carpet tiles are square (typically 50x50cm). Planks offer a modern linear aesthetic with more layout options including herringbone and ashlar patterns. Both share the same practical benefits of modular replacement and flexible installation.

  • Can carpet planks be mixed with square carpet tiles?

    Yes. Many manufacturers design their plank and tile ranges to be compatible, allowing you to create transition zones or mixed-format areas within the same floor. This is a popular technique for zoning open-plan offices.

  • How much do commercial carpet planks cost?

    Commercial carpet planks typically cost $35 to $75 per square metre installed in Melbourne, similar to equivalent-quality square carpet tiles. Premium designer planks may be higher. We provide free quotes for every project.

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Call us on 0419 810 810 or request a free measure and quote. We come to you — anywhere in Melbourne and regional Victoria.