SupraTile T-Joint Coin Black/Grays 6.5 mm x 20×20 Inches Case of 10

1. Place up to 16,000 pounds on each tile
2. Increase comfort underfoot compared to concrete
3. Install with a tight-holding T-joint interlock
4. Enjoy oil, chemical, moisture, mold, and mildew resistance
5. Easily install with the interlocking connections
6. Use in warehouses with heavy machinery and forklifts
7. Install over old uneven or contaminated subfloors
8. Invest in tiles made from 80% recycled content

Invest in Commercial Flooring with Important Features

This commercial floor tile features a coin-top pattern that provides a pleasing visual element and creates slip resistance. The coin pattern is molded into the tile surface to prevent it from breaking loose under stress. The anti-slip pattern is particularly important for PVC flooring since PVC doesn’t absorb moisture, which can create a potential slip hazard.

This PVC plastic tile also creates a more comfortable surface than a concrete floor. It helps to absorb sound, making your garage, warehouse, or other space more enjoyable.

Easily Install Industrial Floor Tiles

These interlocking tiles are flexible, so they can be installed over old, uneven, and worn subfloors. Thanks to the T-shaped tabs and slots, they are easy to install. You must line up the tabs and slots and press the edges together.

Although you can glue the tiles to the subfloor to secure them, you do not have to. Thanks to the weight of the tile layout, they will remain in place without sliding around, even without adhesive.

The tiles are available in three colors, so you can create a checkered pattern by mixing colors for a distinctive look.

Maintenance

Clean with damp mop, hot water and common household floor cleaner.

Shipping

Ships in cartons via ground service to your door, for larger orders product may ship freight delivery.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Lead and/or Phthalates, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.