G-Floor Vinyl Flooring

Options for G-Floor Vinyl Flooring

When you want a heavy-duty flooring option for garages, pet kennels, a utility shop, or home exercise areas, G-Floor vinyl flooring is a smart choice.

Compared to other floor coverings, this multipurpose option stands up to difficult conditions. This is a solid polyvinyl flooring material with no fillers or layers, meaning it won’t peel or separate in wet conditions. These are Made in the USA products.

Learn more about G-Floor roll-out flooring and why – even with a ''G'' in its name – it’s a ''grade A'' product.

Types of G-Floor Vinyl Flooring

Because of its durability and multiple options for installation locations, G-Floor vinyl flooring is highly versatile.

G-Floor Garage Flooring Rolls

When you want to park or work on vehicles atop a PVC surface that’s resistant to corrosive spills, our G-Floor Coin Tread Garage Floor Roll is a popular choice. It has a coin-top surface texture that delivers slip resistance. It consists of flame-retardant materials, creating a safe space in the garage.

G-Floor Multipurpose Floor Rolls

When you need to cover a wide range of surfaces, our G-Floor Diamond Tread Vinyl Multipurpose Roll is completely waterproof to reduce the risk of slipping in a wet environment. It’s easy to cut this roll to size, ensuring it fits properly around any existing appliances and other obstacles.

G-Floor Exercise Equipment Mats

For a commercial or home gym, you can use the G-Floor Exercise Equipment Mat to keep equipment from sliding around as you use it. These mats also protect the subfloor from damage from the exercise machines. They work with stationary bikes, steppers, treadmills, and more.

G-Floor Kennel Mats

Use our PVC vinyl material to protect the subfloor under a pet kennel. Our G-Floor Protective Kennel Floor Mat is stain-resistant and easy to clean. It’s extremely durable and can stand up to the roughest treatment from a dog or cat.

Use Types for G-Floor Vinyl Flooring

Some of the most common locations our customers use G-Floor vinyl flooring include the following.

Basements, Laundry Rooms, and Utility Rooms

Having flooring that offers a slip-resistant surface works well in areas that may have dampness, like basements and utility rooms. The G-Floor Lite Diamond Tread Garage Floor Roll offers a diamond tread raised surface for extra traction.

Garages for Vehicle Parking

Garage floors need to stand up to significant weight when parking vehicles. The G-Floor Levant Tread Garage Floor Roll offers resistance to corrosive materials, like oil, gasoline, and antifreeze. You can park cars, motorcycles, mowers, golf carts, and more on top of it.

Pets

This is a 100% waterproof material, which makes it ideal for use around pets and in their kennels. The G-Floor Ribbed Tread Vinyl Multipurpose Roll is available in several colors and has a raised ribbed surface.

G-Floor Vinyl Flooring Q&A

Is the material a hard plastic, or is it flexible?

The material for G-Floor is 100% polyvinyl and is very flexible. Even the thickest 75 mil product is flexible.

Does the G-Floor flooring trap moisture?

Moisture coming through the concrete subfloor should be addressed before installing most floor coverings. When installing over concrete, it is recommended that G-Floor be installed over a clean and dry subfloor. G-Floor is waterproof and will not allow water to penetrate in either direction. If there is water on the floor before installation, though, it can collect and cause mold to grow.

Is G-Floor resistant to chemicals and acids?

G-Floor is resistant to oil, salt, brake fluid, antifreeze, battery acid, and most contaminants found in a garage. It is recommended that chemical spills be cleaned up quickly, though, as any chemical could stain the product if left in place for an extended period of time.

Will the flooring withstand sparks from grinding or welding?

G-Floor passes critical radiant flux (ASTM E-648) testing. It may melt but will not ignite.

How do you install and cut the vinyl flooring rolls?

To install the vinyl flooring, join the rolls with seam tape or use adhesive. Adhesive is recommended for outdoor installations or layouts on stairs. Otherwise, the weight of the material should hold it in place without requiring adhesive. These rolls can be cut to fit with a sharp utility knife using a straight edge.

Can this be installed over radiant heat floors?

It is safe for use on radiant heat floors. For the garage flooring rolls, it should be completely adhered to the subfloor. The heated floor will cause expansion and contraction if it is not glued down.