Garage Flooring - Tiles & Rolls

Options for Garage Flooring

Garage flooring doesn’t have to always be a boring selection, such as drab concrete. When you rely on Greatmats for garage floor tiles, mats, and rolls, you’ll have several colorful and stylish choices that can dress up and cover a dull, gray garage floor space.

Our materials are available in varying sizes and price points, ensuring you can find the right product to match your needs. Whether you want garage flooring that can stand up to the weight of vehicles, resist staining from grease and oil leaks, or deliver cushioning for a home gym, we have dozens of product options. With our commercial-quality garage floor ideas and designs, you’ll transform your garage from a space that most people want to avoid into an inviting gathering area.

Styles of Garage Floors

We offer two primary formats for our garage floor products.

Garage Floor Tiles

Interlocking garage floor tiles fit together without the need to add glue. Some tiles contain perforated designs that allow moisture to drain through to the subfloor, making the garage space more inviting. These modular squares are easy to install for a homeowner, and you can use them for a temporary installation.

Garage Flooring Rolls

Garage flooring rolls can cover the existing garage floor faster than tiles. Many of these thin rolls include a non-slip tread that protects people from falling, even when the space is wet. The rolls can support the weight of an auto or lawn care equipment. They’ll stand up to rough conditions found in a workshop, too.

Materials Available for Garage Flooring

When selecting garage floor materials from Greatmats, you have several different options available.

PVC Plastic

PVC plastic is a common material for garage flooring, offering a mixture of flexibility, cushioning, and durability, no matter how thin the PVC plastic tiles are. They’re available in several different colors, and many of them have a raised texture pattern to prevent slips.

PVC and Vinyl

You’ll often find a mixture of PVC and vinyl in garage flooring rolls. These are durable materials made to withstand moisture and resist staining after exposure to automotive chemicals or de-icing salt.

Polypropylene Plastic

Firm polypropylene plastic tiles are made to hold up under the weight of motor vehicles or lawn care equipment. Many designs have a textured, raised pattern that provides extra traction when the flooring is wet.

Vinyl on Plastic

You can install vinyl flooring mounted to the surface of a hard plastic base layer in an interlocking tile format. The underside of the plastic base is raised away from the subfloor surface, allowing moisture to evaporate as air flows underneath the tiles. This design works best in a garage space that’s being transformed into a spare bedroom, a man cave, or a similar space.

Rubber

Rubber garage flooring is highly durable, making it an ideal material to use when creating a home gym in the garage. The rubber stands up to heavy weightlifting equipment and creates a thermal barrier against a cold concrete subfloor.

Features and Benefits of Garage Floor Mats and Tiles

Some of the key benefits you receive by installing our garage flooring products include:

• Highly durable materials
  
• Commercial-quality designs
  
• Perforations that let water drain away
  
• Multiple color designs
  
• Raised texture patterns to prevent slips
  
• Some materials support the weight of motor vehicles
  
• DIY installation options are common
  
• Most installations do not require glue
  
• Many products are Made in the USA
  
• Easy to clean and maintain
  
• Many products resist petroleum, oil, and grease
  
• Some designs encourage moisture evaporation
  
• Some materials have anti-fatigue properties

Use Types for Garage Flooring

Our customers install our garage flooring products for many different use cases, including:

• Garage gyms
  
• Weight training room
  
• Spare bedrooms in garages
  
• Man caves
  
• Workshops in garages
  
• Mud rooms
  
• Laundry rooms in garages
  
• Basements
  
• Auto showrooms
  
• Vintage car display areas
  
• Car maintenance and parking areas
  
• Motorcycle maintenance and parking areas
  
• Lawn mower and lawn care equipment maintenance areas
  
• Patio and deck flooring
  
• Trade show display flooring
  
• Golf cart storage and maintenance areas
  
• Airplane hangers
  
• Warehouses

Garage Flooring Q&A

What is the best thickness for garage flooring?

The best thickness for garage flooring typically ranges from 1/6th of an inch to 5/8th of an inch. Such thin flooring shouldn’t cause a trip hazard at the lip of the installation and is easier to install than thicker options.

What are the pros and cons of interlocking garage floor tiles?

The pros and cons of interlocking garage floor tiles include advantages like ease of installation, flexibility to cover concrete flooring imperfections, and significant durability. Some of the cons include not creating a watertight seal with the interlocking edge and the expense associated with a few products.

What garage floor tile texture options are available?

The most common garage floor texture options that are available include raised patterns that resemble coins, diamond tread, leather, slate, or squares.

How do you choose the best vinyl garage flooring rolls?

To choose the best vinyl garage flooring rolls, start by deciding what you need from the space, such as support for motor vehicles or weight training equipment. If you plan to do automotive, motorcycle, or lawn care equipment maintenance, select a material that resists corrosive liquids.

What is the best flooring for garage conversions?

The best flooring for a garage conversion depends on the type of space you’re trying to create. For a home gym, rubber or PVC plastic tiles are recommended. You might want a vinyl floor if you’re creating a laundry room or a spare bedroom.