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Philadelphia Commercial brings nearly two centuries of flooring heritage to today's commercial spaces. Its roots trace back to 1846 with the founding of the Philadelphia Carpet Company, one of the earliest American carpet manufacturers. That company became part of Shaw Industries' holding company in the 1960s, and the Philadelphia name has carried forward ever since as a dedicated commercial flooring brand — combining long-standing craftsmanship with the manufacturing scale and innovation of one of the world's largest flooring companies.
The Philadelphia Commercial portfolio is built around two collections designed to serve different project needs. Philadelphia Contract offers a design-forward range of broadloom carpet and carpet tile suited to larger-scale commercial applications, while Philadelphia Main St focuses on accessible, budget-conscious options without cutting corners on durability. Across both lines, products are engineered for high-traffic commercial environments — offices, schools and universities, healthcare facilities, hospitality spaces, and multifamily housing — where flooring needs to perform under heavy daily use while still contributing to a space's overall design.
As part of the Shaw Industries family of brands, Philadelphia Commercial benefits from Shaw's manufacturing expertise, sustainability initiatives, and broad distribution network. For designers, architects, and facility managers looking for commercial carpet and carpet tile that balances heritage, performance, and value, Philadelphia Commercial offers a well-rounded option backed by one of the industry's most established names.