Trade Show Flooring - Interlocking Foam, Carpet, & Faux Wood Tiles
About this video
Compare interlocking foam, carpet and faux wood trade show flooring in this Trade Show Joe video. The overview introduces flooring choices for exhibitors planning a portable booth floor.
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Edited for readability from the video's captions. This video was published in 2015 and describes the range demonstrated at that time. Current colors, construction, edge options and shipping details vary by product. Any comparison with rental costs depends on your events and expenses.
Show transcript — Trade Show Flooring: Foam, Carpet & Faux Wood Tiles
0:08 — Introduction to interlocking flooring
Welcome to the Trade Show Joe video series. I'm Dan Riley, and today we're talking about interconnecting carpet tiles.
Flooring is an integral part of a trade show booth. When you arrive at a show, you may have the opportunity to rent carpet, buy a roll of carpet, or work with a tile or concrete floor. Today I'll explain our interlocking flooring options.
0:42 — Carpet and foam tile options
These tiles are available in different colors and surface finishes, in a two-by-two-foot configuration. The navy blue sample shown is ComfortCarpet Plush Series, a plush, commercial-grade carpet.
We also have the same type of tile in foam, called ComfortTile. The tiles demonstrated are 5/8 inch thick. You can lay out a floor in sizes divisible by two feet, such as 10 by 10, 12 by 12, or 20 by 20 feet. The different colors suit a variety of booth designs.
2:04 — Edge, corner and interior pieces
The tiles shown come in three configurations. An edge tile has a finished edge for the outside perimeter of the booth.
A corner tile has a rounded corner and two finished edges. These pieces go at the four corners of a square or rectangular booth.
An interior tile has puzzle connections on all four sides, allowing other pieces to connect above, below and on either side.
3:02 — Faux wood finishes
In addition to carpet and foam flooring, we have a faux wood series. The sample shown is from the ComfortTile Designer Series, available at the time of this recording in dark oak, light oak and walnut finishes.
When assembled, the tiles have an authentic wood appearance, with grain running in a consistent direction. This option has become popular alongside the traditional foam and carpet tiles.
4:04 — Modular design, reuse and shipping
Trade Show Joe's interlocking flooring is modular. You can build a large or small booth using the same components.
It can also be economical. In the comparison described in this video, buying flooring could often compare favorably with renting carpet over two or three shows, depending on the rental charges.
The flooring shown is described as durable, cut resistant and resistant to indentations. Tiles stack into a compact case in a two-by-two-foot configuration and can ship by ground service to trade shows.
4:57 — Learn more and contact Trade Show Joe
I invite you to explore the flooring and learn more. Visit our website for specific colors and pricing.
Contact us through our toll-free number, chat with us, or send us an email. We look forward to hearing from you.
Planning your purchase
When choosing a kit, start with your booth dimensions, preferred surface and edge finish. Consider how you will transport and store the tiles between events. Product ranges, colors and prices can change since a video was recorded; use the current listings below for available options. Contact us if your booth needs a custom size.
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