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#667167 14/10/20 04:59 PM
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Hi,
Apologies if this has been discussed on here before but I could not see anything on here.

I am about to line the floor of my garage and am thinking of using interlocking floor tiles.
There are so many different manufactures and thickness's and wonder if anyone on here (I'm sure there must be) have used them and know the pro's and Con's.

I have narrowed it down to BigDug value tiles but even they work out quite dear.

https://www.bigdug.co.uk/mats-floor...ue-interlocking-vinyl-floor-tiles-p14434

Any suggestions or advise would be appreciated.

Thanks
Paul

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I used the same size interlocking tiles from JTF pack of 6 for just under £10, great when I fall over something and warm to sit/crawl on.


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I bought something similar but from a company in Manningtree via Fleabay. they do car sized packs with ramped edges.


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Originally Posted by M500
I used the same size interlocking tiles from JTF pack of 6 for just under £10, great when I fall over something and warm to sit/crawl on.


Hi M500, thank you for your reply, I've just looked but they look like they are EVA and isn't EVA foam?
Do you park your car on it?
Could you use a jack on it?

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I used Ecotile, as they were the only ones I could find that are made in the UK. I'm very happy with them, they were easy to lay and are very tough.


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I take out the tiles if I use the back to be safe


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Originally Posted by John V6
I take out the tiles if I use the back to be safe


Forgot to mention - I bought the 7.6mm Ecotiles, they are solid PVC and are quite happy taking point loads like jacks.


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Originally Posted by Hamwich
I used Ecotile, as they were the only ones I could find that are made in the UK. I'm very happy with them, they were easy to lay and are very tough.


Hi Hamwich,
I had contacted Ecotile and they put me onto their sister Company "Garage Floor Tile Company"

https://www.garagefloortilecompany.com/blogs/blog/interlocking-floor-tiles

Its great to hear that you have used them and like them.
In their brochure it shows a car up on axle stands and says they are ok to use with a jack. I was a little doubtful at first but if you say they are very tough thats good enough for me cheers


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I used commercial grade carpet tiles stuck down with carpet tile Tackifier spray adhesive

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Same as Craig. Plenty available on e bay. Mine are not stuck down and dirtier but a massive improvement on painted concrete.


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