STOP CARPET WASTE WITH EGE CIRCLEBACK

STOP CARPET WASTE WITH EGE CIRCLEBACK

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While it is our business to create exceptional carpets, we’ve always considered it our ethical duty to help inspire progress in society

Ege CircleBack

Ege CircleBack
Ege CircleBack
INTRODUCING EGE CIRCLEBACK

Recycle up to 100% of your carpet

A new ground-breaking take-back concept

In Europe, only 1-3% of carpets are recycled. The rest finds space in landfill sites or goes up in smoke. It’s time for a change. We’re proud to introduce Ege CircleBack, a ground-breaking take-back program that aims to minimise waste by recycling and reusing your used carpet.

You can choose a carpet from 10 of our most popular collections, each made from materials that we can take back and recycle again, significantly reducing your carpet’s carbon footprint. The program is already available in Europe, and we’re working hard to establish recycling solutions for all our international customers as well.
STOP CARPET WASTE WITH EGE CIRCLEBACK

New collection
ReForm Maze

New collection <br>ReForm Maze
New collection <br>ReForm Maze
New collection: ReForm Maze

An understated web of connected corridors

ReForm Maze is an understated web of connected corridors. Like a complex maze, the pattern is built up of carefully selected tone-on-tone colours that create a subtle play in the soft carpet surface. The collection is available in 27 variants, ranging from light beige and grey shades to more saturated and warm colours. The wide range of colours makes it possible to design colour-combined solutions where several variants are put together to define quiet zones, common areas and paths that lead the way through the space or promote social distancing in busy spaces. Maze differs from the other collections in the ReForm concept by having a cut pile.

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When you walk the talk, make sure to leave the right footprints
When you walk the talk, make sure to leave the right footprints
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