Garage flooring - Recommendations

[Robzere31]

Evening all

Finally getting round to redoing the garage into a bit of a mancave.

Planning on getting flooring in the form of tiles, looked at previously recommended suppliers such as Bigdug & The Floortile Centre but wondering those of you who have gone the same route, who have you used & how good/bad have they been?

 

[Calpol]

I guess it depends on what you want to do. I bought some pretty cheap ones from Screwfix and tbh they are great for what I need. I have my bikes in there, some weights, a bench, and do a fair bit of working out in bare feet and its fine. My garage ain't huge but It probably cost me about £120.
I'm sure you can get better quality but it depends on what your budget is and use case.

 

[Teknobry]

Plasfloor. no issues driving a car on it, very durable and hard wearing. Interlocking plastic tiles.

Plasfloor - The Functional Interlocking Floor Tile System

Durable, easy to clean and simple to lay, Plasfloor is perfect interlocking floor tile solution for any industrial environment.

www.plasfloor.co.uk

 

[JonRGV250]

Garage Floor Tiles | Interlocking Garage Flooring UK

Buy Online. Fast UK Delivery. Easy Returns. High-Quality Garage Flooring, PVC Interlocking Garge Floor Tiles, Rubber Garage Mats & Ground Protection.

duramat.co.uk

I've used their flooring for a few years and it's been perfect.

 

[dale1uk]

I laid Mototile Motolock tiles in my garage 5 years ago and they've held up great

MotoLock Heavy Duty Tiles (New PVC) | Mototile Shop

MotoLock Interlocking Floor Tiles | Perfect for car garages, showrooms, workshops, warehouses, factories, exhibition stands and more | Huge range of colours and patterns | low prices and huge discounts

shop.mototile.com

 

[EH75]

Garage Floor Tiles | Interlocking Garage Flooring UK

Buy Online. Fast UK Delivery. Easy Returns. High-Quality Garage Flooring, PVC Interlocking Garge Floor Tiles, Rubber Garage Mats & Ground Protection.

duramat.co.uk

I've used their flooring for a few years and it's been perfect.

+1 for the Duramat. I looked round various pvc tile manufacturers and they were the best priced from what I remember. They've been in a couple of years and been absolutely fine so I don't see why you'd need to pay any more.

 

[Fireskull]

Another vote for Duramat!

 

[Gibbo]

TUFF Tile I used. Been great with no wear and fine to jack on.

 

[Robzere31]

Thanks everyone for the recommendations. I'll check them out over the Easter break.

 

[Robzere31]

After a bit of a delay finally got round to doing the garage.

Still work in progress but getting there.

 

[lordrobs]

My question isn't worthy of a new thread so I'll crash this party instead...

Has anyone come up with an easy solution for a poorly laid concrete floor? My garage floor is, in places, rough as hell so I doubt tiles will sit nicely on it. I can chisel off the off high spots but generally the finish is pretty poor.

 

[GarethSouthgate]

My question isn't worthy of a new thread so I'll crash this party instead...

Has anyone come up with an easy solution for a poorly laid concrete floor? My garage floor is, in places, rough as hell so I doubt tiles will sit nicely on it. I can chisel off the off high spots but generally the finish is pretty poor.

Self-levelling compound?

 

[GarethSouthgate]

After a bit of a delay finally got round to doing the garage.

Still work in progress but getting there.

That looks great

 

[Jonnycoupe]

What units are they?

 

[Robzere31]

What units are they?

Cabinets are from BigDug

 

[dlockers]

and fine to jack on.

Oh matron