For Hospitals & Healthcare Systems

Infection Control That Never Stops Working.

BioStrand™ permanently destroys pathogens at the fiber level, supporting Joint Commission compliance, reducing HAI risk, and replacing recurring antimicrobial maintenance spend.

ASTM E2180 Certified
ISO 22196 Certified
Joint Commission Ready
TCO Parity in 3.5–4 Years
GPO-Ready: Vizient, Premier, HealthTrust

Hospital-Acquired Infections Cost Lives and Billions

HAIs affect approximately 1 in 31 hospital patients on any given day, costing the U.S. healthcare system an estimated $28.4 billion annually. Floors are a documented reservoir for pathogenic organisms, yet conventional carpet treatments degrade with every cleaning cycle.

BioStrand™ is a capital investment that delivers measurably safer flooring through a non-chemical, permanent mechanism — not another line item in your recurring maintenance budget.

  • Graphene nanofins mechanically destroy bacteria, fungi, and other microorganisms on contact
  • Non-chemical mechanism eliminates antimicrobial resistance risk
  • No reapplication, no added chemicals, no new cleaning protocols
  • ASTM E2180 and ISO 22196 certified antimicrobial performance
  • 50% greater crush resistance extends carpet life in high-traffic corridors
  • Supports LEED v4.1 and WELL Building Standard v2 credits
  • 15-year limited commercial warranty covering antimicrobial efficacy
  • GPO-ready procurement through Vizient, Premier, and HealthTrust

One Infrastructure Upgrade. Three Problems Solved.

1

Reduce HAI Risk

Permanent pathogen destruction at the fiber level means floors are continuously antimicrobial — between cleanings, overnight, and during high-traffic periods.

2

Satisfy Compliance

Every installation includes ASTM/ISO certification data and documentation supporting Joint Commission and state regulatory inspection readiness.

3

Lower Total Cost

Eliminate recurring antimicrobial spray programs and reduce replacement frequency. TCO parity with standard carpet is reached within 3.5 to 4 years.

Compare BioStrand™ TCO vs. Traditional Carpet

Enter your facility details to see how BioStrand™ delivers lifecycle cost savings compared to standard commercial carpet with recurring antimicrobial treatments.

Facility Details

Total square footage of carpet to be installed or replaced
Chemical treatment, labor, and supplies per sq. ft. per year
Liability, extended stays, and remediation attributable to floor hygiene
Conservative estimate based on permanent antimicrobial flooring

Total Cost of Ownership Comparison

Traditional Carpet + Treatments
Carpet Purchase & Install $300,000
Replacement Cycles $300,000
Antimicrobial Treatments $85,000
HAI-Related Costs $500,000
Standard TCO Total $1,185,000
BioStrand™ Graphene-Infused Carpet
Carpet Purchase & Install $420,000
Replacement Cycles $420,000
Antimicrobial Treatments $0
HAI Cost Reduction $425,000
BioStrand TCO Total $840,000
Projected Lifecycle Savings
$345,000
29% lower TCO over 10 years

This calculator provides estimates for comparison purposes. Actual costs vary by region, vendor, and facility. Standard carpet priced at $30/sq. yd.; BioStrand at $42/sq. yd. (40% premium). BioStrand replacement cycle is 50% longer than standard carpet due to superior crush resistance. Contact a Mohawk representative for a customized analysis.

GPO-Ready. Specification-Ready.

BioStrand™ is available through major Group Purchasing Organizations and Mohawk's national specification representative network.

GPO Contracts

Available through Vizient, Premier, and HealthTrust. BioStrand slots into Mohawk's existing GPO agreements via contract addendum.

Specification Support

CAD files, BIM objects, finish samples, and ASTM/ISO documentation available through Mohawk's online specification library.

Dedicated Support

BioStrand technical support line staffed by flooring engineers trained on graphene technology. First-year maintenance consultation included.

Ready to Evaluate BioStrand™ for Your Healthcare Facility?

Download the clinical white paper, schedule a presentation with your Infection Control Committee, or request a sample for your evaluation team.

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