Why InterfaceFLOR for Government?

InterfaceFLOR specialises in modular carpet for a wide variety of interiors such as offices, libraries, town and civic halls and community and leisure centres. We also provide flooring for primary and secondary schools and care homes.

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Personal and bespoke design service

You can choose from our wide selection of designs, textures and colours, or, with the assistance of our Field Designers, create an interior design to suit your organisation's image. We can also design your council or department logo to place in entrance areas or as individual tiles dotted around the buildings.

No need for tenders

InterfaceFLOR has an Buying Solutions Supplier Framework Agreement, which means we are an approved supplier to Public Sector organisations. This helps to reduce your purchasing costs and removes the need for tenders, so any central government department or local council can benefit from overall governmental buying and negotiating to ensure best value supply prices.

Understanding your needs

InterfaceFLOR is a Corporate Member of the BIFM (British Institute of Facilities Management), the largest national FM in the world. The institute has over 12,000 individual and corporate members for which they provide information, education, training and networking services.

Helping you to become more sustainable

You can also improve your organisation's sustainability rating as InterfaceFLOR’s products are tested to the BRE 'A' rating (British Research Establishment). This means that by purchasing our carpet tiles, you are more likely to obtain the BREEAM ‘Very Good’ rating for your buildings.

Contact us

If you are looking for flooring for your buildings, contact Customer Services on 08705 304030, email or complete our online contact form.

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