Modular
Light Shift - Light Shift 11524 ICE CORE 45404
With its organic texture and saturated colors, Light Shift’s subtle, atmospheric pattern seems to absorb light in some places, while bringing it to the surface in others, ultimately distributing glowing color equally across the modular pattern, and creating the effect of planes of color. Light Shift’s fine-grain pattern pairs well with the more linear designs like coordinate Parallel Ray, also designed by Suzanne Tick.
Key features
Technical and environmental specifications
Antimicrobial Chemicals:
No antimicrobials (EPA Registered pesticides) added to product
Construction:
Stratatec® Patterned Loop
Soil protection:
Application Rate: 2% of Face Weight
Stain Resistance:
≥8
Pile construction:
Patterned loop pile
Tile (6 SKUs)
Plank (1 SKUs)
Technical & Environmental Specifications
For additional information please contact the appropriate Technical Team: Commercial Resilient: +1 800 899 8916, Commercial Soft Surface: +1 800 248 2878, or All Residential Products: +1 888 639 8275.
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Technical specifications
Classification
| Standard | Tarkett value | |
|---|---|---|
| Surface treatment | - | Eco-Ensure(Fluorine-Free Soil Protection) |
| Pattern | - | Light Shift 11524 |
| Pattern type | - | Geometric |
| Commercial warranty | - | Lifetime Limited |
| Flammability | ASTM E648 | Class 1 (≥ 0.45 W/cm²) |
| Smoke Density | ASTM E662 | 450 or Less |
Characteristics
Technical Performance
Sustainability, Environment & Indoor Air Quality
Characteristics & Technical Performance
Learn more about Light Shift
With its organic texture and saturated colors, Light Shift’s subtle, atmospheric pattern seems to absorb light in some places, while bringing it to the surface in others, ultimately distributing glowing color equally across the modular pattern, and creating the effect of planes of color. Light Shift’s fine-grain pattern pairs well with the more linear designs like coordinate Parallel Ray, also designed by Suzanne Tick.
