Pentz

Pentz Commercial Flooring Solutions is a division of Engineered Floors, LLC, a carpet manufacturer headquartered in Dalton, Georgia and founded in 2009 by Robert E. Shaw. Shaw had spent his career running Shaw Industries, the much larger carpet company that carries the family name, and retired from it in 2006 before starting Engineered Floors three years later. The two companies are separate businesses with no ownership relationship, and FlooringInc carries both. Pentz itself launched in 2016, after Engineered Floors acquired J&J Flooring, to serve one slice of the market: mainstreet commercial carpet.

That focus shows up in how the product is built. Engineered Floors runs what it calls a Four Walls Process, keeping carpet production in-house rather than farming out extrusion, tufting and backing to separate suppliers. One hundred percent of Pentz soft-surface product is made in the company’s tile plants in Northwest Georgia, which is why every Pentz line we carry is flagged made in the USA on its product page.

What you get from it is carpet engineered for buildings that stay open. Nearly every line carries a Class 1 fire rating, meets ADA guidelines for accessibility, and holds CRI Green Label or Green Label Plus certification for indoor air quality. Warranties run long. Most collections carry lifetime coverage for wear, stain removal, delamination and colorfastness to light, while value tiles like Fast Break, Revival and Revolution pair a 10-year commercial wear warranty with a lifetime stain warranty. Coverage does vary by collection, so the specific terms are published on each listing.

Our Pentz commercial carpet tile catalog is modular first, with a broadloom program alongside it. Three formats, and most collections cross between them.

Pentz carpet tiles (24" x 24")

The bulk of the range, sold by the case at 72 sq ft per carton. Fast Break, Revival, Revolution, Oasis, Blockade, Dynamic and Visionary cover the value end; Techtonic, Cabled, Uplink and the choppy linear Sidewinder handle heavier traffic and busier patterns. The color-forward end is Amplify, Colorburst, Magnify and Colorpoint, the last running 16 colorways. Browse the format under carpet tiles.

Pentz carpet planks (12" x 48")

The same commercial construction in a 55.98 sq ft case, cut long so the floor reads directional instead of gridded. Cliffhanger, Universe, Cabled, Amplify and Colorburst run ashlar, herringbone or straight-lay layouts, and they sit alongside the squares in our carpet tile category. Several collections ship in both tile and plank. Amplify and Colorburst coordinate deliberately with each other, as do Magnify and Colorburst, so you can change scale mid-floor without changing product.

Pentz broadloom carpet rolls (12’ wide)

For wall-to-wall work where seams should disappear: Oasis patterned loop berber, Uplink textured loop in 20 and 26 oz face weights, and the enhanced- and graphic-loop Outlaw and Rogue, both rated TARR 3.5 for rigorous foot traffic. All four use Apex SDP® solution-dyed polyester over a woven polypropylene backing. Find them under carpet rolls and commercial carpet.

FlooringInc is an authorized Pentz retailer, and commercial carpet is bought by the carton and the pallet, which makes the ordering math matter as much as the color.

Get the quantity right before it ships. Pentz tiles land 72 sq ft to a case and planks 55.98, so a 2,000 sq ft office is a different carton count depending on which format you pick. Cut waste on a plank layout is not the same as on a 24" grid either. The calculator on each product page works it out, and if the room is irregular you can call and have someone walk through it with you.

See the color in your building, not on your monitor. Free samples cover the Pentz range like the rest of the site. Commercial carpet gets specified under fluorescent or LED light that shifts color badly, and the greys and blues are exactly the ones that shift. Put two swatches on the actual floor before committing to a pallet.

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Call before you order, not after. Pentz stock ships from our Tennessee warehouse, and the phone reaches people who work with these products daily. That is the difference between catching a warranty-tier or format mismatch now and discovering it when the pallet lands.

Specifying a whole floor? Order samples of your two finalists in the format you will actually install. A plank and a tile in the same colorway can read as different floors once they are down.