Interlocking rubber tiles for garage

Martyn_H

Hi

Can anyone recommend a supplier of the above? My floor is not screeded and can be painful to walk on in bare feet!

The tiles have to cover an area 2ft x 10ft, and should be affordable.

Thanks.

olias

They do interlocking ones for stable floors, also large thick rubber mats and also rubber that can be poured. Not cheap, but not hideously expensive either. Do a bit of googling re the above and you should find them.

Olias

hotcookie101

Gym equipment places may also sell that sort of thing-they have them in the free weights section at my gym

Ms_Chocaholic

Just wondered whether it would be worth pricing up the cost of getting the floor skimmed, it may work out cheaper in the long run but only if you plan to stay put for a while I suppose x

Martyn_H

Skimming the floor would mean clearing out the garage, which I'd like to avoid!

dianasnan

Costco stock them, sorry can't remember the price but will look the next time I am in there.

Martyn_H

Thanks but I don't have membership.

27col

It would be far,far, cheaper to buy a pair of slippers.

Martyn_H

I wear them...my daughter doesn't!

Peartree

Martyn_H wrote: »

Thanks but I don't have membership.

I was going to say Costco too. I think you might be able to go into Costco on a 'try me' basis before getting a membership. Might be worth ringing them and asking? You never know, you might like it so much you want a membership.

Martyn_H

Machinemart link:

http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/anti-fatigue-foam-floor-tiles-pk6