Modular Interlocking Ribbed Garage Flooring Tiles - Green
Our Modular Interlocking Floor Tiles are the most popular choice for any industrial use, for offic...Our Modular Interlocking Floor Tiles are the most popular choice for any industrial use, for offices, car dealers, retail shops, garages, showrooms. Tile dimensions: 400mm x 400mm x 18mm / 1 piece; Tiles are 4 x point injection moulded with 24 x connecting points. Designed with industrial standards in mind – Capable of withstanding 20 tonnes of direct loadings per tile & 75 tonnes rollover weight. Resistant to oil, gas, acids, alkalis & solvents including Skydrol. Commercial-grade heat resistance - tolerates temperatures between -22°F to +248°F. Non-slip surface prevents slips & trips in all weathers. This high-quality floor tile is perfect for any kind of floor area, especially for garage, detailing, showroom, and exhibition. Suitable for jacking vehicles & supporting axle stands.
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This guide is for professionals and DIY enthusiasts looking to enhance industrial, office, retail, or garage spaces with durable, easy-to-install flooring. The key benefit is a robust, chemical-resistant surface capable of withstanding heavy loads. A potential consideration is that these tiles are sold in packs, so ensure you calculate the correct quantity for your space.
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Colour
Green
Model Part Number
Garage-Interlock-Tile-4pcs-GN
Brand
Nicoman
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FAQs
What are the dimensions of a single tile?
Each tile measures 400mm x 400mm (approximately 15.75 inches x 15.75 inches) and is 18mm (approximately 0.71 inches) thick.
Can I use these tiles for heavy machinery?
The tiles are designed to withstand up to 20 tonnes of direct loading and 75 tonnes of rollover weight, making them suitable for most standard garage and industrial applications. For exceptionally heavy or specialized machinery, consult the manufacturer's specifications or contact customer support.
How do I calculate the number of tiles needed?
Measure the total square footage of your area. Divide this by the square footage of a single tile (0.16 square meters or approximately 1.72 square feet). It is recommended to add an extra 5-10% for cuts and potential future replacements.
Are these tiles slippery when wet?
No, the tiles feature a non-slip ribbed surface designed to prevent slips and trips in all weather conditions, including when wet.
Can I install these tiles outdoors?
While the tiles are durable and resistant to temperature fluctuations, prolonged direct sun exposure and extreme weather might affect their long-term appearance and integrity. They are primarily designed for indoor or covered outdoor applications where environmental exposure is controlled.
Do I need special tools for installation?
Basic tools such as a rubber mallet (to ensure tight connections), a tape measure, and a cutting tool (like a jigsaw or circular saw with a fine-tooth blade) for custom fits are generally sufficient. No adhesives or special subfloor preparation are typically required.
What kind of chemicals are these tiles resistant to?
The tiles are resistant to common industrial chemicals including oil, gas, acids, alkalis, and solvents, as well as specialized hydraulic fluids like Skydrol.
Troubleshooting
Tiles won't interlock securely
Ensure the connecting points are clean and free of debris. Verify that you are aligning the male and female parts correctly and applying firm, even pressure. Check for any manufacturing defects on the connection points.
Uneven or
Confirm the subfloor is as level as possible. For minor variations, ensure tiles are tightly interlocked. If the subfloor is significantly uneven, consider a leveling compound before installation.
Surface appears dull or dirty
Clean the tiles with a recommended mild detergent and water solution. Ensure all cleaning residue is rinsed away. For tougher stains, use a specialized cleaner suitable for plastic flooring and the specific stain type.
Tiles shift under heavy load
Verify all tiles are properly interlocked. Ensure the load is distributed evenly and within the specified weight limits. If using heavy equipment, consider reinforcing the area or using specialized mats if exceeding standard use cases.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Exceptional durability and load-bearing capacity.
Excellent resistance to chemicals and extreme temperatures.
Enhanced safety due to the non-slip surface.
Easy and fast installation process.
Versatile use across various commercial and personal spaces.
Cons
Sold in packs, requiring careful quantity calculation.
May require edge ramps for a seamless transition to other floor types.
The ribbed texture, while providing grip, might make rolling heavy carts slightly less smooth compared to flat tiles.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Ensure the subfloor is clean, dry, and relatively level. Minor imperfections can often be accommodated by the interlocking system.
Begin laying tiles from a corner or edge. Align the connecting points and press down firmly until the tiles snap together securely.
Continue laying tiles, ensuring a tight fit between each piece. You may need to cut tiles for edges or specific layouts using appropriate tools (e.g., a jigsaw or circular saw with a fine-tooth blade).
Consider using edge ramps for a smooth transition to existing flooring, especially in areas where vehicles will enter and exit.
Compatibility:
Suitable for installation over concrete, wood, or existing resilient flooring.
Designed for use in garages, workshops, showrooms, retail spaces, offices, and exhibition halls.
Compatible with jacking vehicles and supporting axle stands.
Care:
Clean regularly with a damp mop and mild detergent. Avoid abrasive cleaners that could damage the surface.
For stubborn stains or spills (oil, chemicals), use a cleaner specifically designed for plastic or resilient flooring. Promptly wipe up any spills.
Periodically check the interlocking connections to ensure tiles remain securely fastened. Loose tiles can be re-secured by stepping on them firmly.