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Interface Textured Carpet Tile Offerings Add Style and Performance to Commercial Spaces

Distributed by Business Wire27 Aug 2024

ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Interface launched two new carpet tile styles, Knitstitch™ and Breakout™, featuring timeless and dynamic patterns...

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