The flooring level is the largest horizontal surface in rooms and is also subject to the most intensive mechanical wear. High resistance and abrasion resistance are generally considered to be a matter of course. Applications in clean rooms require further features, above all high material/surface density in connection with minimal particle emission, in line with the requirements of EN ISO 14644-1, among others. The maximum reduction of airborne particles is one of the central technical challenges in the construction and operation of clean rooms.
Tarkett floor and wall coverings provide essential functional elements for the technically demanding furnishing of sensitive environments with requirements up to class 3 according to ISO 14644-1. Maximum chemical resistance, very good decontamination properties and long-lasting physical conductivity/dissipation for ESD/EPA areas open up areas of application in a wide range of industries as well as in healthcare.
Sustainability accompanies the product life cycle from development to the possible complete recycling of offcuts and old flooring using our group's own ReStart® system.
With a history spanning more than 140 years, Tarkett is a world leader in innovative and sustainable flooring and sports surfaces, with net revenue of €3.4 billion in 2023.
Our partners include architects, decision-makers, public and private clients, as well as contractors, wholesalers, retailers and floor layers. Our market presence and proximity give us extensive market knowledge and allow us to professionally meet individual design and functional requirements. Our extensive flooring portfolio for floors and walls includes a wide range of technical, design-oriented and sustainable options for almost any application: homogeneous and heterogeneous PVC floor coverings, conductive/dissipative floor coverings, safety floor coverings, wet room floor and wall coverings, linoleum, design floors, carpet tiles and broadloom carpets, wooden flooring, but also artificial turf and other sports surfaces are offered throughout the group.
The Tarkett Group employs almost 12,000 people and operates over 23 research and development centres, 8 recycling centres and 34 production plants worldwide.
