Garage floor tiles
Interlocking plastic garage floor tiles, oil and impact resistant, that lay over concrete in minutes, in black, grey or red.
The price is shown incl. VAT and excl. VAT, before you add to cart.
Anchor price on 10 September 2026: €3.95
Specifications
| Dimensions | 400 × 400 × 18 mm |
| Material | Plastic |
| Colours | Black, grey, red (3 variants) |
| Unit of measure | Piece |
| Minimum quantity | 6 tiles |
| Brand | Flexadur |
Features & benefits
Tool-free, interlocking installation
The tiles click together by hand over concrete without adhesive, so you cover a garage in minutes and can lift and re-lay a section if you change the layout.
Oil and impact resistant surface
The plastic withstands fuel, oil and dropped tools, keeping a working garage floor solid where painted concrete would stain and chip.
Three colour variants
Black, grey or red let you zone a workspace or match a scheme, and the colour runs through the tile rather than sitting on top as a coating.
Finished edges
Matching edge and corner pieces ramp the perimeter, so trolleys roll on cleanly and the floor looks like one built-in surface.
About garage floor tiles
Garage floor tiles are modular 400 mm plastic squares that interlock over a level subfloor to form a draining, load-bearing floor without adhesive. They replace a bare or painted subfloor with a surface that carries vehicle weight and shrugs off oil.
Each tile locks into the next by hand, so a working garage floor goes down in minutes instead of the weekend a coating needs to cure.
The plastic stands up to fuel, oil and the impact of dropped tools that a garage brings. The open structure lets wash water drain away beneath the tread surface.
Choose black, grey or red to mark out areas or match your workshop scheme. Fit these tiles in a home garage, a workshop space or a smaller commercial unit, and finish the run with the matching edge and corner pieces for a clean, ramped border.
How to lay garage floor tiles
Sweep the concrete clear of dirt, then dry-lay the first row along the straightest wall. Press each tile's connectors into the next until the joint sits flat.
Work across the subfloor tile by tile, leaving the perimeter for last. Add edge and corner pieces along the outer border to ramp the perimeter and lock the field in place.
Where a full tile will not fit and cutting is needed, cut with a jigsaw and use a blade with fine, small teeth (blades intended for metal, plastic or laminate). Avoid coarse-toothed wood blades — they catch easily on the grid ribs, can tear off a piece of plastic or cause dangerous kickback.
No primer, adhesive or curing time is needed, so the garage is ready to use the same day.
Plan the job
Not sure how many tiles, or how to handle an uneven subfloor? The garage floor tile buying guide covers tile counts, edge finishing and laying over older concrete.
Frequently asked questions
Do garage floor tiles need adhesive?
No. The tiles interlock by hand over the subfloor, so you lay them dry without adhesive and can lift a section later if needed.
Will they hold up under a car?
Yes. These are load-bearing plastic tiles built for working garages, and the draining structure lets water and dust pass through.
What colours are available?
Garage floor tiles are currently available in black, grey and red, while the edge and corner pieces that finish the perimeter are available in black.
Request a quote
Fitting out a whole garage or multiple spaces? for volume pricing on garage floor tiles incl. VAT and excl. VAT.