Philadelphia Commercial Intermix Carpet Tile 24x24" – J0135

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Philadelphia Commercial Intermix 24x24 Blended Multi-Tone Commercial Carpet Tile

Intermix, Philadelphia Commercial style #J0135, is a commercial carpet tile with a blended, multi-tone look in a 24" x 24" square, with eco*solution Q nylon as its entire fiber content, a performance backing and American production. Mixed tones within each tile are a practical choice for high-traffic interiors because they mask lint, tracking and minor stains better than a solid color. Intermix coordinates with the related Quick Change style, which uses the same nine color names, and the square installs five ways, including quarter turn and random. The palette stays in warm sand, khaki, olive and brown territory.

Best for: High-traffic offices, school hallways and classrooms, customer service centers, municipal buildings, dental and medical offices and retail back-of-house.

Colors

• Fuse 00108: light warm greige with a khaki tint.
• Bond 00110: golden sand, the lightest and sunniest Intermix tone.
• Emulsify 00305: a khaki taupe that suits traditional interiors.
• Stir 00306: dark olive-gray, practical near entries.
• Combine 00311: mid khaki-brown for a relaxed, earthy floor.
• Blend 00412: mossy gray-olive with a natural character.
• Mingle 00504: warm brown-gray that hides everyday tracking.
• Merge 00507: dark taupe-gray for heavier traffic.
• Amalgamate 00608: a mid brown with a slightly reddish warmth.

All nine colors are warm, so Intermix pairs best with wood, brass and cream finishes. Request free Intermix samples.

Why Choose Intermix 24x24

• Blended, multi-tone look that helps hide soil in busy spaces
• eco*solution Q® nylon on a performance backing
• Coordinates with Quick Change in the same color names
• Five layout options in a 24" x 24" square
• U.S. manufacturing by Philadelphia Commercial

Installation Methods

Philadelphia Commercial names random, quarter turn, monolithic, ashlar and brick as installation methods for Intermix. Because the tile is multi-tone, random and quarter turn blend seams especially well and make future replacements less noticeable, while monolithic suits rooms that want a more directional, broadloom-like surface. Check the Intermix spec sheet for installation details.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a multi-tone carpet tile like Intermix do better than a solid? The blended tones in Intermix break up the surface visually, so lint, footprints and small stains are less noticeable than on a solid color. That makes Intermix a practical 24x24 carpet tile for heavy-traffic offices and schools.

Does Intermix coordinate with Quick Change? Yes. Intermix coordinates with Quick Change, another 24x24 Philadelphia Commercial style that uses the same nine color names, from Fuse to Amalgamate.

What is the Intermix style number? Intermix is Philadelphia Commercial style J0135. Include the color name and number, for example Blend 00412, when asking for a quote or samples.

Which Intermix color is lightest? Bond is the lightest Intermix color, a golden sand, followed by Fuse, a light warm greige.

Is Intermix made in the USA? Yes. Intermix is made in America, with 100% eco*solution Q nylon fiber over a performance backing.

Product Specs

• Style: Intermix #J0135
• Brand: Philadelphia Commercial (Shaw Industries)
• Type: Carpet Tile
• Size: 24" x 24"
• Look: Blended multi-tone
• Fiber: 100% eco*solution Q® Nylon
• Backing: Performance Backing
• Colors: 9
• Installation Methods: Ashlar, Brick, Monolithic, Quarter Turn, Random
• Made In: USA
• Minimum Order: 250 sq. ft.
• Complete Specs: View spec sheet
• Warranty: View warranty

Specifier Tips

Intermix is a strong pick for busy hallways: run Merge or Stir random in corridors and switch to Fuse or Combine in adjacent offices. Use Quick Change in the matching color where you want a second look, such as a training room, without introducing a new color.

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