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1994-HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING COMMITTEE
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thickness in a 12" x 12" size. Vinyl composition tiles <br /> are comprised of a vinyl resin surface with a backing <br /> CLEANING RATE COMPARISON of filled fibrous composition, resin-saturated rag fiber. <br /> SPECIFICATIONS FOR BASIC SERVICE Composition vinyl tiles are comprised of 22%-40%vinyl <br /> (Annual Minutes / 1000 Square Feet) and are substantially less expensive than reinforced <br /> vinyl tiles which are 100%vinyl except for the reinforce- <br /> 8000 ment fabric. <br /> 7,104 8. The vinyl the standard was a solid vinyl 1/8th inch <br /> thickness in a 12"x 12" size, 100%vinyl except for the <br /> reinforcement fabric. <br /> 9. Wood flooring was unfinished white or red oak, <br /> 6000 3/4 inch thickness of 2 1/4 width. <br /> 10. Ceramic flooring was quoted on commercial <br /> grade 9" x 9" tiles from a large commercial grade <br /> ceramic manufacturer. <br /> 11. Commercial vinyl tile has been selected for direct <br /> 4000 . . . . . . . • . . cost comparison with broadloom carpet in this study <br /> as both products represent high volume units in the <br /> 2,800 contract sectors.The BOMA study made no distinction <br /> in the maintenance cost of various types of hard ser- <br /> vice floorcoverings. <br /> 2000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12. A replacement cycle has been selected for <br /> carpet at 7.5 years with fifteen year replacement cycle <br /> for vinyl tile. It should be noted that many commercial <br /> carpets offer a ten year limited warranty and, conse- <br /> quently,the stated projected savings are conservative. <br /> 0 <br /> Carpet Hard <br /> Surfaces WHAT THE STUDY PROVES: <br /> 1. For an accurate assessment of floorcovering <br /> Source: BOMA Office Building Cleaning Operations costs, figures must be based on total use-costs, tak- <br /> in North America (1990 Study) <br /> ing into consideration(a)initial installed cost of product, <br /> (b) length of use-life, both in terms of durability and ap- <br /> pearance retention, (c) maintenance expenses, in- <br /> cluding labor, supplies and equipment, and(c)removal <br /> face floors because improved, large scale carpet clean- costs. <br /> ing equipment has been developed in recent years,out- 2. Although the trend toward upscaled aesthetics <br /> pacing the improvements in cleaning equipment for in commercial interiors has led to increased emphasis <br /> hard surface floors. and time spent on effective maintenance procedures, <br /> 5. For the purposes of this study, the standard of- the added expense is partially offset (if the floor is <br /> fice carpet used is one designated for high traffic areas, carpeted) by evolving improvements in carpet fiber <br /> which features a pile of branded, advanced generation technology,carpet cleaning methods, and commercial- <br /> nylon face fiber.Today many office installations use cut- scale carpet cleaning equipment. Improvements in hard <br /> pile carpet, generally tufted into tight gauges (1/8 or surface floor cleaning methods have not been as for- <br /> 1/10)with a low profile pile height, in 30 oz.of pile yarn thcoming. Thus, carpet is still significantly less expen- <br /> weight per square yard or higher. This can be com- sive to maintain than hard surface floors. <br /> pared to the 22 and 28 oz. weights of the loop pile 3. Architects and specifiers should base their use- <br /> carpet, which also remain popular choices.A difference cost estimates on local conditions and prices because <br /> in use cost between these two product types is these can vary greatly between geographical locations, <br /> acknowledged; however, the significant cost advantage product distribution channels, and individual product <br /> carpet enjoys would prove to be evident in most types specifications. However, given these contingencies, <br /> of commercial carpet. this study shows that: although the amortized install- <br /> 6. The carpet standard selected was a 28 oz./sq. ed cost of carpet is on the average greater than that <br /> yd., 1/10 gauge, branded filament nylon, loop pile, com- of noncarpeted floors, its overall maintenance costs are <br /> mercial carpet for broadloom. significantly lower; thus, the total use-cost of carpet <br /> 7. The composition hard surface tile standard ranges from 33% to 78% less than that of noncarpeted <br /> selected was a vinyl composition tile, 1/8th inch floors. <br />
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