Carpet tile BLACKISH ROSE

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Tender, like a powdery summer’s rose on a black base that enhances colour and texture. The pattern is composed of repetitive, rhythmic moves — strict and organic: dynamic in close-up, calming at scale. Designed for seamless monolithic installation and also suitable for quarter-turned layouts to exploit Bolon’s light-reflection effects.

Available formats

• Tiles
  
  • Article Number: 118159
  • Use classification: 33 heavy
  • Warranty: 15 years
  • Weight: 4.0 kg/m²
  • Thickness: 3.0 mm
  • Measures: 50 x 50 cm
  • Sqm per package: 5.0
  • Recycled content: 72%
  • Fire rating: Bfl-s1
  • Impact sound insulation: 13 dB
• Acoustic Tiles
  
  • Tiles with a felt sound‑insulation backing for improved acoustics — suited to hotels, offices and public spaces.
  • Key benefits:
    • Reduces footstep noise
    • Softer to walk upon
    • Made from recycled PET
  • Article Number: 119651
  • Use classification: 33 heavy
  • Warranty: 15 years
  • Weight: 3.6 kg/m²
  • Measures: 50 x 50 cm
  • Recycled content: 67%
  • Min quantity sqm: 200
  • Fire rating: Bfl-s1
  • Impact sound insulation: 19 dB

Key features

• Repetitive, rhythmic pattern contrasting a powdery-rose tone against a black base to emphasise colour and texture.
• Designed for monolithic, seamless installations and quarter-turn variations to play with light reflection.
• Available in standard and acoustic versions for flexible use in commercial interiors.

Technical specifications

• Brand: Bolon
• Collection / Series: Riff
• Commercial colour name: Blackish Rose
• Product types: Tiles and Acoustic Tiles (with felt backing)
• Fire rating: Bfl-s1
• Recycled content: 67%–72% depending on variant

Documentation & resources

• Installation guide
• Cleaning guide
• Product specification
• CAD (BIM) files
• Declaration of performance
• Light reflection coefficient and texture data
• High-resolution imagery and downloads available on the product page

Installation notes

• Recommended for seamless monolithic tile installation; quarter-turn layouts are suggested to create variation and exploit Bolon’s light-reflection properties.