FAMALAI carpet tiles are designed for university teaching scenarios, featuring high sound absorption coefficient (≥0.7) to reduce echo in lecture halls, high-density wear-resistant fiber to withstand heavy foot traffic, and fire resistance meeting US ASTM E84 Class A standard. The tiles adopt anti-static properties to protect teaching equipment, are easy to replace individually, and have a simple and elegant design that matches the academic atmosphere of universities.

Stanford University’s teaching building required flooring that could reduce echo in large lecture halls, withstand heavy foot traffic from students and teachers, protect sensitive teaching equipment from static, meet US fire safety standards, and be easy to maintain. FAMALAI provided high sound absorption modular carpet tiles with a sound absorption coefficient of ≥0.7 to eliminate lecture hall echo, high-density wear-resistant fiber to resist long-term wear, and anti-static properties to protect teaching equipment. The tiles meet ASTM E84 Class A fire safety standard, and the modular design allows quick replacement of damaged tiles, with a simple and elegant appearance that fits the university’s academic atmosphere, fully meeting the needs of lecture halls, seminar rooms and teacher’s offices.