This is another element often used in porta cabins, site offices, and construction interiors. 🧶 What is Loop Pile Carpet? A carpet type where the yarn is looped and left uncut on the surface. Creates a durable, textured finish that can handle heavy traffic. Common in offices, corridors, and site cabins because it is hard-wearing. 🔨 Loop Pile Carpet Work in Construction / Porta Cabins When finishing a porta cabin or office at a construction site, flooring is often done with loop pile carpets because: Durability → Withstands foot traffic from staff/visitors. Easy maintenance → Hides dirt, dust, and footprints better than cut-pile carpets. Comfort → Softer underfoot compared to vinyl or cement flooring. Noise reduction → Reduces sound, useful in office cabins. Professional look → Gives a neat, office-like interior. ⚡ Types of Loop Pile Carpets Level Loop – All loops are the same height (smooth and uniform). Multi-Level Loop – Loops of different heights create patterns/textures. Berber Loop – Thicker yarn, casual but durable style. 🛠️ Installation (Carpet Work Steps) Surface preparation – Level the cabin floor (usually plywood or PVC board base). Underlay (optional) – Foam or rubber padding for comfort. Cutting & fixing – Carpet sheets/tiles are cut to size. Adhesion – Fixed with carpet adhesive or double-sided tape. Finishing edges – Trimming and fixing with skirting strips. 📍 Where Used in Construction Porta Cabins Project manager’s office Meeting rooms Conference/training cabins High-end worker accommodations 👉 In short: Loop pile carpet work gives construction porta cabins a professional, office-like finish while being durable enough for rough site conditions.