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CBA Forest Lake Branch Defit

Interface Modular Carpet – GlasBac®, Nylon

Description

Modular carpet tiles with GlasBac® vinyl composite backing and tufted nylon yarn face. Designed for commercial interiors; available in tile (0.5 x 0.5 m) and plank (1.0 x 0.25 m) formats.

Materials

Nylon; Polye; Vinyl acetate emulsion; Fiberglass mat; Polyvinyl Chloride; DINCH; Limestone

(68% Recycled Content)

Safe Disassembly Instructions

Preparation

  • Confirm floor area is isolated and free from public access.
  • Identify installation method (typically pressure-sensitive/tackifier adhesive).
  • Confirm participation in Interface ReEntry® program if applicable.
  • Wear appropriate PPE including safety footwear and gloves.
  • Use dust masks where dust or adhesive residue may be present.
     

Removal Procedure

  • Begin removal from a corner or exposed edge.
  • Lift individual carpet tiles manually; use a tile lifter or floor scraper where required.
  • Avoid excessive bending or creasing to prevent tile damage if reuse or manufacturer take-back is intended
  • Remove tiles carefully to preserve backing integrity (GlasBac® backing should remain intact).
  • Separate visibly damaged, contaminated, or wet tiles from reusable tiles.
     

Adhesive & Subfloor Management

  • Remove residual adhesive using appropriate hand tools or floor scrapers.
  • Avoid aggressive grinding unless required, as this may generate dust.
  • Ensure adequate ventilation during adhesive removal. 


Handling & Storage

  • Stack tiles flat on pallets; do not fold or roll.
  • Protect from moisture and contamination prior to transport.
  • Store in a dry, covered location.
  • Package and label in accordance with Interface ReEntry® program requirements where applicable.
     

* Use correct manual handling techniques to prevent strain injuries. 

* Avoid generating airborne dust during removal.

* Inspect for moisture damage or mould contamination prior to handling.

* Confirm no concealed floor services or access panels are located beneath tiles before lifting.

* Follow site-specific WHS procedures at all times.
 

End-of-Life Destination & Instructions

  •  Reuse
  • Recycling
  • Energy Recovery
  • Take-back/Trade-in Program -  Interface ReEntry® Program,

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