Reclaimed carpet fiber from Interface’s ReEntry 2.0 process is being combined with fiber from salvaged commercial fishnets and post-industrial waste to be used in InterfaceFlor’s Raw and Striation modular carpet lines. Processed by global yarn supplier Aquafil, the type 6 nylon yarn is made from 100 percent non-virgin material and contains at least 25 percent post-consumer yarn content. Combined with the company’s GlasBac RE non-virgin PVC backing, the resulting carpet has 79 percent total recycled content. interfaceflor.com; 800.634.6032.
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