Mohawk Elite 24" x 24" Berber (Loop pile), 0.08" Pile Height, Carpet Tile, Nylon Fiber, Dappled Steel Color, (24 Tiles), (96 sqft/carton)

Love this carpet! It’s exactly what we wanted. The color is beautiful, it was easy to cut and install ourselves, and it’s so durable! We have an extra box in case we ever need to replace any. Such a great way to update a space. Plus, we have allergies and dogs so this is exactly what we needed. Quality product.

We couldn’t be happier with these carpet tiles. Exceptional quality and I love how the Berber design blends with the colors.Very easy to install, it took us a total of an hour and we had beautiful new office carpet that we were able to install ourselves! Saving us soooo much money not having to pay a company to come out!Highly HIGHLY Recommend!

I ordered these to put down in our garage where our cats like to play. They made it look like a completely different place. They are surprisingly nice and they even feel good to walk on. Easy to install and have made it so much easier to clean up, as we can now vacuum the area. They're great!

Remember, these are very thin and unpadded, so not appropriate for where you want a cushioned feel.Water does soak into the carpet, but is fairly easy to remove, and it doesn't soak through the underlying base material, except at the tile joints unless you use some form of waterproof sealer, tape, etc.They measure a hair under 24", and are cleanly cut squares.You can lay them in line or alternate the pattern for a different look.It's too soon to judge wear, but they feel pretty durable and being from Mohawk I think we can reasonable expect a decent life span.I hope this helps. Thanks for reading and liking.

I recently ordered the 24x24 berber carpet tiles to use in and around my home. These squares are large as indicated in the photos, so be sure to measure your area. This is really thin carpet, so cutting is fairly simple. It also has no cushion or nap, so this isn't carpet tile for a bedroom. We use these carpet tiles mainly underneath the dog kennel. We foster dogs, so we get all kinds of levels of trained dogs, so these carpets catch water, food, and bodily functions. We just toss when they get too soiled. These also work outside doors for shoes placement. Many uses except any for comfort.

With a brand like Mohawk, you expect quality and you'll get it here.Given this is a product for more wear-heavy environments, I wondered if I'd end up with an "industrial" looking room, but happily, that's not the case. That's the benefit of getting a better brand - the graduations in the color of the product give it a richness that elevates it from "elementary school playroom" to "nice, low-pile carpet."If you use it for home use, would be lovely under a pretty rug.Durable enough to go where other carpets dare not go - garage entry, utility room, etc.Cleans up easily, too.I decided to do an intermediary layer with mine rather that sticking directly to the concrete, since I wasn't certain I'd be 100% in love with it, and it's holding up just fine. Adheres well. I like it well enough to order another box and stick it for real and move my "floating floor" to another location.It's a good investment and backed by Mohawk. FIVE STARS.

I laid these down over laminate flooring and I love the results!The tiles are very easy to cut with a standard box cutter or straight blade type knife.I tried a couple methods of application with carpet tape. My favorite was just outlining each tile as I went along. I left about 0.25" space between the edge of the tile and the star of the tape. This made it easier to align the tile by its edge before the tape grabbed it tight to the floor.I fretted a little about the tiles being perfectly placed without any gap. However, once they are down and used a bit, the fabric will mask slight gaps and you'll never even notice. So these are even easier than laying vinyl tiles.No odor to worry about. But possibly if I used a different flooring adhesive.All-in-all, this turned out to be one of my favorite projects this year!

I guess I wasn't thinking about what 24" x 24" would look like. I got these to make runners around my car in the garage. This box will do it with some to spare. They are a bit on the thin side, even though the box tells otherwise, very heavy. Feels like they will be durable and easy to clean. Haven't laid them yet. I got tape in preparation for these. Was hoping I wouldn't have to glue them to the cement. Will try that first or get the recommended adhesive, looks like a gallon will do it. Nice dark marled gray color with a ribbed pattern. Would be great for a basement floor or looking for a low pile to fit under door sweeps.