Richmond Flooring Austerity Carpet Tile Flooring

Richmond Flooring Austerity Carpet Tile Flooring
Richmond Flooring Austerity is carpet tile, a modular and individually replaceable floor for basements, rec rooms, and home offices. Carried and installed by Squarefoot Flooring, with stores in Mississauga and Barrie.
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Why Austerity Stands Out

Carpet tile earns its place in basements and home offices for a practical reason: it is warm and quiet underfoot, and any damaged tile lifts out and gets replaced on its own.

In simple terms: Richmond Flooring Austerity is carpet in modular tiles rather than a single broadloom roll, so it is easy to install, easy to repair, and well suited to basements and home offices. Squarefoot Flooring stocks and installs it.

Here is what matters with this one. A DuraLock backing gives the tiles dimensional stability, so they stay flat and square and lie tight to each other without curling at the corners. Colours in the range include Cashew.

The real advantage of carpet tiles is modularity. If one tile is stained, burned, or soaked, you lift that single tile and drop in a spare instead of recarpeting the whole room, which also makes the floor easy to carry downstairs and install in a basement.

Think basements, finished lower levels, home offices, kids' playrooms, and home theatres. Carpet tile is warm and soft underfoot, dampens sound between rooms and floors, and goes down over concrete, which is exactly what a basement needs.

Installation is glue-down. Our own crew, employees rather than subcontractors, starts by making sure the subfloor is clean, flat, and dry, including bare concrete in a basement. We plan the layout and dry-lay a few rows to set the pattern and check colour flow, then bond the tiles with full-spread adhesive, working out from the centre so the border tiles fall evenly. Individual tiles can be lifted and reglued later if one ever needs replacing.

Decision line: Austerity suits basements, rec rooms, and home offices where comfort, quiet, and easy repairs matter.

We keep Austerity at both stores, where you can judge the colour and pile properly. Contact us for stock, see the full carpet tile range, and for offices and retail spaces ask about our commercial flooring work.

Still Have Questions?

Quick answers about this collection before you buy.

What is Richmond Flooring Austerity?
Richmond Flooring Austerity is carpet tile, modular carpet built on modular carpet that installs square by square with full-spread adhesive. Squarefoot Flooring carries it and installs it with our own crew.
Where is Austerity best used?
Austerity is best in basements, rec rooms, home offices, gyms, playrooms, and media rooms, where warmth, sound absorption, and the option to replace a single tile are worth more than a hard surface. Its polypropylene fiber suits steady rather than heavy traffic, so it is happiest in quieter rooms.
How is Austerity installed?
Austerity is glued down. The subfloor is cleaned, flattened, and dried first, including bare concrete in a basement, then the layout is set and dry-laid to confirm the pattern and colour blend, and the tiles are bonded with full-spread adhesive from the centre outward. A single tile can be lifted and reglued later if it is ever damaged, which is the main advantage of modular carpet.
Can I replace one carpet tile if it gets damaged?
Yes, and that is the point of carpet tile. If a tile is stained, burned, or soaked, you remove that one tile and glue a replacement in its place rather than recarpeting the room, so it helps to keep a few spare tiles from the original order.
Where can I see Austerity near me?
You can see Richmond Flooring Austerity at both Squarefoot Flooring showrooms, in Mississauga at 700 Dundas St E, Unit 3-4, and in Barrie at 112 Saunders Rd, Units 1-4. Carpet reads differently across a full floor, so we recommend seeing a sample first.