Where Would You Use Coin Flooring?

A coin flooring is one that uses a coin-shaped texture across the top surface for a sure footing. It works for many use cases, including:

• Industrial and commercial settings
  
• Warehouse settings
  
• Fitness centers
  
• Residential workout rooms
  
• Garage floors
  
• Basement floors
  
• Home workshops
  
• Aircraft hangars
  
• Lobbies and entryways
  
• Toy hauling trailer floors
  
• Marine settings

Installers can place coin flooring in areas where wetness is common. The coin top texture provides a grip that reduces the possibility of slipping on the wet floors.

Additionally, coin top floors provide a high level of durability. Locations that need a long-lasting floor in a tough setting can use these floors successfully.

Is Coin Flooring Available in an Interlocking Tile Design?

Some of the easiest floors to install that have a coin-top texture use a tile format. When installing these floors at home, an interlocking edge greatly simplifies the process, eliminating the need for glue.


Installers using these tiles do not need special equipment or know-how. An interlocking tile installation can be a DIY job.


The Coin Top Warehouse Floor Tile offers an extremely durable design. It consists of recycled PVC plastic, providing an eco-friendly format that should last for years, similar to rubber. In fact, PVC flooring is often mistaken for rubber coin flooring due to its flexible and pliable nature.

Each tile measures 19.7 inches square and about 1/4 inch in thickness (7 mm). At only 4 pounds per tile, installers easily can maneuver the tiles into place in a short amount of time.

In a commercial setting, this PVC tile will go directly over the top of existing cement floors. Even if the cement has some damage, these tough tiles will cover it adequately, hiding it from view.

For creating a home gym in a garage or basement, these tiles protect the subfloor from the wear and tear of foot traffic and exercise equipment.

PVC plastic is resistant to oil, gasoline, and other solvents, so it fits well in a working garage or an industrial setting with chemical exposure.

Customer John of Tallahassee, Fla., even installed these tiles in an office setting. They stand up well to rolling office chairs and heavy office furniture.

Warehouse coin flooring tiles are only available in dark gray, light gray, and black.




For more color options, consider the Coin Top Home Floor Tile Colors. They are specifically designed to work in industrial and home automotive settings as well as portable buildings.

Installers can select from several color options in these PVC plastic interlocking tiles, including:

• Beige
  
• Light Gray
  
• White
  
• Tan
  
• Forest Green
  
• Blue
  
• Yellow
  
• Terra Cotta

Each tile covers about 2.6 sq feet and weighs only 4.25 pounds, which simplifies installation. Each color of tile uses the same interlocking design on the edges, so installers can mix and match to create patterns.

Customer Michael of London, Ohio, placed these lightweight tiles into a cargo compartment of an RV. At 4.5 mm in thickness, they successfully protect the original subfloors from scratches from dog crates sliding around.

Customer Timothy of Chesterfield, Va., appreciates the ease of cleaning the tiles in a workshop setting. They also provide some anti-fatigue properties for people who must stand for long periods of time.

What Is the Best Use Case for a Roll of Coin Flooring?

For those who need to cover a huge space in a short amount of time, a roll of flooring with the coin top texture is an ideal choice. These commercial vinyl flooring rolls should be installed by a licensed contractor, as they are suitable for a permanent installation only and require seams to be heat-welded or chemically welded.


The LonCoin II Commercial Vinyl Roll offers a coverage area of 6 by 60 feet, although other lengths are sometimes available. This coin flooring is most popular for museums, schools, and retail environments.

Rolls require a glue-down installation, which makes the installation a bit more complicated than tiles.

At 2.5 mm in thickness (about 0.1 inches), the 6x60-foot roll will weigh 300 pounds. Installers will need some special equipment or multiple people available to move these rolls around.

This is a vinyl roll that offers commercial-grade quality, so it will last. It’s available in gray, blue, white, or black colors.




For a slightly lighter weight option, the LonCoin II Featherweight Vinyl Roll is well worth considering. It measures 2.3 mm in thickness (about 0.09 inches), and a full 6x60-foot roll weighs 230 pounds.

This roll does require a glue-down installation. For huge layouts where multiple rolls will lay side by side, installers may want to heat-weld the seams to yield the most secure installation.

The featherweight coin flooring is perfect for vehicles of all forms, including aircraft, marine, military, and specialty vehicles.

The LonCoin II roll offers far more color options than a typical roll of flooring, including:

• Black
  
• Brown
  
• Cerulean blue
  
• Dark blue
  
• Navy blue
  
• Medium gray
  
• Sonic gray
  
• Indigo
  
• Purple blue

For the easiest installation of all the coin top rolls, the G-Floor Coin Tread Garage Floor Roll is a popular selection. This roll works especially well in garages, sheds, man caves, trailers, and more.

It is a tough and durable flooring option that resists corrosive spills like oil, power steering fluid, and brake fluid.

Several color options are available in the G-Floor Coin Tread, including:

• Midnight Black
• Slate Gray
• Sandstone