One of our strongest garage tiles just got even stronger with Octane Tiles HD™. These tiles still feature all of the great features of the standard Octane Tiles HD™ like a 6-loop interlock system and a true diamond tread pattern but are now rated for commercial use. These interlocking garage tiles have one of the highest rolling weights in the industry at over 50, 000 lb, and a 20-year warranty backs these garage tiles. Material Polypropylene Size 12" x 12" Thickness 1/2" (12 mm) Weight (Approx.) 0.74 lb per tile Colorfast Yes Chemical Resistant Yes Slip Resistant Yes Car Jack Approved No Surface Finish Semi-Gloss Interlock Style Hidden/Snap Together Rolling Weight 50, 000 lb Warranty 20 years
Installation of these floor tiles typically includes: Clean your sub floor so that it is free of all dirt, dust, grease, or other foreign material. When installing the hard plastic tiles, we recommend starting in the front left corner of the room and working your way out from there. Make sure the female side (loops) of the tile is facing away from the wall. After filling the left wall with tiles and the adjacent wall, proceed to fill the rest of the room with whole tiles. When you come up to a wall or object, don’t worry. Just measure the area and cut the tiles with a tile cutter or a power saw with a fine-toothed blade and put the trimmed tiles into place. When trimming the tiles into place, make sure you leave about a 3/4” space between the tiles and the wall or obstruction. Once the tiles are in place, you can then snap in the edge pieces, if you purchased them.
Cleaning of these multiuse tiles typically includes: Vacuuming or sweeping any loose crumbs, dust, or debris from the tiles when necessary. Hose off or damp mop the floor tiles with a mild soap and water mixture for tough or caked on dirt and/or stains.
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The tiles themselves should not tear or damage, but turning your wheels can sometimes move the flooring. If you experience this, you could add underlayment to your flooring so that there is some friction between your tiles and the slippery concrete underneath...