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Floor Tiles

Floor tiles for workshop and garage use — interlocking polypropylene tiles and peel-and-stick vinyl options. The polypropylene range uses a clip-together edge system (male/female) with separate corner pieces for finishing borders. Vinyl tiles stick directly to clean concrete or steel floors. Both types come in treadplate and coin patterns for grip underfoot.

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Polypropylene tiles are 400 × 400 mm squares, 7 mm thick, sold in packs of nine. They interlock without adhesive — male edges slot into female edges. You need separate edge strips (400 × 60 mm, male or female) and corner pieces (60 × 60 mm) to finish the perimeter cleanly. Treadplate pattern available in black or grey. Red edging is an option if you want to mark zones.

Vinyl tiles are thinner, self-adhesive sheets sized for lighter-duty floors — toolboxes, vans, low-traffic workshop areas. Silver treadplate and silver coin finishes. Sixteen tiles per pack. Surface prep matters: clean off oil, dust, and moisture before sticking, or they lift at the corners within weeks.

Match the tile to the load. Polypropylene handles rolling jacks, creepers, and foot traffic in a working bay. Vinyl is fine for static tool storage or a clean home garage. If you're tiling a large bay, count your edge and corner pieces before ordering — most jobs need more edging than you think, especially if the floor isn't a simple rectangle.

Frequently asked questions

What types of floor tiles does Triace stock for workshop and garage use?
We stock interlocking polypropylene tiles and peel-and-stick vinyl floor tiles. The polypropylene range uses a clip-together edge system with separate corner pieces, while vinyl tiles stick directly to clean concrete or steel floors.
How do polypropylene garage floor tiles interlock without adhesive?
Polypropylene tiles use male and female edges that slot together. You need separate edge strips and corner pieces to finish the perimeter cleanly—the tiles themselves are 400 × 400 mm squares that clip into one another.
What is the difference between treadplate and coin pattern floor tiles?
Both patterns provide grip underfoot. Treadplate has raised diagonal ridges, while coin has a raised circular pattern. The polypropylene range offers treadplate in black or grey; vinyl tiles come in silver treadplate or silver coin finishes.
Which floor tiles are suitable for heavy workshop loads like rolling jacks?
Polypropylene tiles handle rolling jacks, creepers, and foot traffic in a working bay. Vinyl tiles are thinner and better suited for lighter-duty areas such as static tool storage or low-traffic workshop spaces.
What surface preparation is needed before installing peel-and-stick vinyl floor tiles?
Clean off oil, dust, and moisture before sticking vinyl tiles. Poor surface prep causes the tiles to lift at the corners within weeks.
How many edge and corner pieces do I need when installing polypropylene floor tiles?
Most jobs need more edging than you think, especially if the floor isn't a simple rectangle. Count your edge strips and corner pieces before ordering to avoid running short during installation.