All Types of Garage Floor Tiles, Interlocking and Modular Tiles
Garage floor tiles can transform any average concrete garage flooring into a unique, safe and durable garage surface. Greatmats is a national leader in providing garage floor tiles of all types to our customers at unbeatable prices. Design your garage flooring using the Greatmats Online Floor Plan Designer, browse our site, choose a product then go to the Floor Plan Designer to create a unique layout and design.
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Garage Floor Tile Auto Perf
$3.35 9 ReviewsPerforated top modular polypropylene 13.1x13.1 inch tile.
Modular garage floor tiles are durable and provide a raised flooring surface getting your vehicles and all of your toys raised above the concrete. A raised garage flooring tile will allow air and moisture to flow under the floor tiles. Modular garage floor tile options include modular solid tops in coin and diamond texture and perforated versions that allow water to flow through. Snap together tiles for garage floors are all rated at 20,000 lbs per SF or more, and will accommodate cars and trucks in residential and commercial floor installations.
Garage floor tiles made of PVC material will provide a quiet and comfortable flooring option in comparison to modular or snap together hard plastic floor tiles. PVC garage floor tiles are available in coin top and diamond top surfaces in tiles that have an interlocking design. Greatmats also offers PVC garage tiles that have a hidden interlocking design feature that offers a higher quality look and feel. All PVC garage floor tiles will require a top coating sealant to prevent staining from car tires, as the rubber from some car tires can have an adverse effect on vinyl and PVC material.
Installation of our garage floor tiles can be an easy DIY home project because the modular tiles will snap together quickly and can be cut to fit for wall to wall installations. Use the available border and corner transition edging to finish your tiles at doorways. Cleaning garage floor tiles can be accomplished by sweeping, shop vacuum or a damp mop using hot water and a common household floor cleaner on a regular basis or as needed.
