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June 16, 2004

Lees’ Vinyl Carpet Tiles

Initially, Lees’ Wovensquare MTX Collection looks like ordinary carpet tiles, but their holographic surfaces alter when you view them from different angles. And the 24” x 24” tiles aren’t really carpeting at all: they’re made of an abrasion-resistant vinyl polymer that combines the durability of vinyl flooring with the flexibility of carpet tiles. Lees initial […]

By: Edward Keegan

Initially, Lees’ Wovensquare MTX Collection looks like ordinary carpet tiles, but their holographic surfaces alter when you view them from different angles. And the 24” x 24” tiles aren’t really carpeting at all: they’re made of an abrasion-resistant vinyl polymer that combines the durability of vinyl flooring with the flexibility of carpet tiles. Lees initial Wovensquare MTX collection offers three patterns—C-Edge, D-Code, and T-Setter—that are sure to grab your attention while also gripping your feet.

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