Office Flooring — Carpet Tile, Vinyl, Stone and Raised Access

What we deliver

Carpet tile, LVT, vinyl, stone, wood and raised access flooring — selected per zone rather than applied uniformly, and laid on a subfloor that has been checked rather than assumed.

Flooring is the largest continuous surface in an office. It sets how the space sounds, how it wears, and how much of it has to be lifted the next time the layout changes.

Choosing by area

Area	Typical specification	Why
Open plan	Carpet tile over raised floor	Acoustics, replaceable, easy around outlets
Meeting rooms	Carpet tile	Sound absorption
Circulation	LVT, vinyl or stone	Wear resistance
Reception	Stone, large-format tile, wood	Appearance
Cafeteria / pantry	Vinyl or tile	Cleanable, water tolerant
Server room	Anti-static vinyl on raised floor	Static control, cable access
Wet areas	Tile with correct falls	Drainage and slip resistance

Scope of works

Stage	What we deliver
Subfloor assessment	Level survey, moisture test, laitance check
Preparation	Grinding, self-levelling screed where needed
Raised floor	Pedestals, panels, levelling where specified
Laying	Setting out, adhesive, tile or sheet installation
Perimeters	Skirting, thresholds, transitions between materials
Handover	Protection, cleaning, attic stock

Where projects go wrong

• Laying on a slab that has not dried. The most common cause of vinyl and LVT failure, and it shows up weeks after handover.
• Skipping the level survey. Every dip telegraphs through a thin floor finish, and a raised floor over an uneven slab rocks.
• No attic stock. Carpet tile's main advantage is single-tile replacement, which needs matching stock from the same batch.
• Hard flooring everywhere. The office is then permanently loud, and the fix afterwards is expensive.
• Transitions left to site. Thresholds between two materials are visible, trip-prone and worth detailing on a drawing.

Why Hagerstone

Flooring sequenced with the rest of the fit-out — laid after the dusty trades and before furniture, with protection through to handover, rather than squeezed into whatever window is left.

In-house trades and a 53-member site team, ISO 9001 / 14001 / 45001, 79+ quality checkpoints, 60-day delivery model with a 5-year warranty.

Standards referenced

Imposed floor loading under IS 875 (Part 2). Surface finish and fire requirements under NBC 2016, Part 4.