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Interlocking garage floor tiles
£59.99
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The fastest change you can make to a garage. They click together over the existing slab — no adhesive, no curing.
Planned for launch — not on sale yet
Fit check
- Fits to
- Freestanding — nothing to fix
- In the box
- Tiles
- Delivery
- Window not yet confirmed — we print it before you can order
- Launching soon — UK delivery, tracked
- 30-day no-quibble returns at launch
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Description
Modular polypropylene tiles that click into each other and float over whatever is already down. No adhesive, no primer, no forty-eight hours of not being able to use the room. You lay them in an afternoon and park on them the same day.
They cope with a slab that epoxy would not: dusty, patched, slightly damp, or previously painted. That is the real argument for tiles over a coating. They also lift, so a section damaged by a dropped jack gets swapped rather than patched.
Specifications
| Size | Not confirmed yet — we print it before you can order |
|---|---|
| In the box | Tiles |
| Material | Polypropylene, anti-slip surface |
| Fitting | Interlocking, no adhesive |
| Sold as | Per tile — measure your floor first |
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How to insulate a single-skin garage
Roof and door before the walls, insulation on a frame stood off the masonry, vapour barrier on the warm side, and never over damp brick. The order that works.
How to heat a cold garage, and why the heater comes last
A single-skin garage loses heat as fast as any heater makes it. Seal the door, insulate the roof, get off the slab, then heat the person, not the room.
Garage dust control: where it comes from and how to keep on top of it
Much of the dust is the slab itself wearing away, topped up by what blows under the door. Seal or cover it, seal the door edges, and vacuum, never sweep.
Garage floor tiles vs epoxy vs paint: which is right for your slab
Epoxy and paint only on a dry, sound, prepared slab, and they are permanent. Tiles float over a patched or slightly damp floor and swap one at a time.
£59.99