SupraTile 6.5 mm T-Joint Coin Black / Grays
SupraTile T-JOINT in Coin Top, Modular PVC Heavy Duty Industrial Floor Tiles
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$4.52/sqft
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Top Features for SupraTile 6.5 mm T-Joint Coin Black / Grays
- Quick and easy installation
- Resistant to oils, chemicals, mold and mildew
- Excellent resistance to impact, moisture and abrasion
- Warm and comfortable underfoot
- Can be installed over old uneven, or contaminated sub-floors
- Superior sound absorption, integrated ramp edging for most styles
- Easy to remove and relay, protective topcoats available
- Large selection of colors, textures, thicknesses, and interlock styles
Auto Shops, Warehouses, Factories, Garages
Solid PVC industrial grade SupraTile. 6.5mm thick, Coin textured heavy duty floor tile with superior 'T' Joint interlocks.
SupraTile 6.5MM T-JOINT 20 x 20 inch Coin textured PVC tiles in Black, Dark Gray or Light Gray. Super heavy-duty, each tile can hold up to 16,000 lbs with no indentation. Perfect for heavy vehicle traffic, forklifts, hand jacks, heavy aircraft and military vehicles, and other demanding applications. The time-tested T-Joint holds tightly, are highly water resistant and give maximum performance under virtually all conditions.
Ideal for use in auto repair facilities, high traffic areas, service shops, factories, warehouses, hangars, and thousands of other commercial and industrial applications including forklift duty.
6.5mm thickness (255 mils or about 1/4 inch thick) is about 10 times thicker than a standard 100 percent solids epoxy floor. At about the same installed price, Supratile 6.5mm runs about 1/10th the price/thickness than an epoxy floor. Each tile is 20 inches square (2.75 sq ft/tile).
Interlocking color-matched edging is available. We can also make custom logos up to 4 x 4 tiles size. Other SupraTiles are available in a variety of thickness, colors, surface texture designs in PVC and vinyl tops.
Ideal for use in auto repair facilities, high traffic areas, service shops, factories, warehouses, hangars, and thousands of other commercial and industrial applications including forklift duty.
6.5mm thickness (255 mils or about 1/4 inch thick) is about 10 times thicker than a standard 100 percent solids epoxy floor. At about the same installed price, Supratile 6.5mm runs about 1/10th the price/thickness than an epoxy floor. Each tile is 20 inches square (2.75 sq ft/tile).
Interlocking color-matched edging is available. We can also make custom logos up to 4 x 4 tiles size. Other SupraTiles are available in a variety of thickness, colors, surface texture designs in PVC and vinyl tops.
Maintenance
Clean with damp mop, hot water and common household floor cleaner.
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| SKU# | SUPRA6.5-TJ-20.5x20.5-COIN-BG |
| In Stock | Yes |
| Product Type | Tile |
| Material Type | PVC Plastic |
| Product Edging | Interlocking |
| Thickness | 6.5 mm |
| Width | 1.66 feet |
| Length | 1.66 feet |
| SF per Item | 2.75 |
| Weight | 5.00 lbs |
| Packaging | Cartons |
| Number of Pieces per Package Type | 10 |
| Non Absorbent | Yes |
| Special Adhesives | No |
| Universal Interlock | Yes |
| Interlock Loss | 0.00 feet |
| Material Hardness | Shore A 92 |
| Interlocking Connections | Yes |
| Made In | Ireland |
| Surface Finish | Coin top |
| Surface Design | Solid color |
| Installation Method | Interlocking, dry lay |
| UV Treated | No |
| Reversible | No |
| Border Strips Included | No |
| Manufacturer Warranty | 20 year |
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