Interface
Designing modular carpet tile for a climate-fit future.
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- Ray C. Anderson
Interface is a global commercial flooring company and early sustainability pioneer, known for modular carpet tile designed for circularity, carbon reduction, and healthier indoor environments. The company has long pursued Mission Zero and Climate Take Back goals, investing in recycled content, bio-based materials, and take-back programs.
Key benefits
Circular Design
Modular carpet tile designed for replacement, reuse, and recycling through take-back programs.
Carbon Reduction
Invests in recycled content, bio-based materials, and carbon-negative product lines.
Mission Zero Legacy
Long-standing sustainability pioneer with decades of public environmental commitments.
Healthier Spaces
Products designed to improve indoor air quality in commercial buildings.
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Interface manufactures and sells modular carpet tile and resilient flooring for commercial spaces, embedding recycled and bio-based materials, carbon-negative products, and take-back/recycling programs into its business model. Its ReEntry program recovers used carpet tile for recycling into new products.
Pioneer of Mission Zero sustainability goals; has diverted millions of pounds of carpet from landfills through take-back programs and reduced product carbon footprint through recycled and bio-based materials.
Frequently asked questions
- What does Interface do?
- Interface is a global commercial flooring company and early sustainability pioneer, known for modular carpet tile designed for circularity, carbon reduction, and healthier indoor environments. The company has long pursued Mission Zero and Climate Take Back goals, investing in recycled content, bio-based materials, and take-back programs.
- Where is Interface based?
- Interface is based in Georgia, United States.
- What sector does Interface operate in?
- Interface operates in the Built Environment sector.
- Who founded Interface?
- Ray C. Anderson
