Gladiator GAFT24TTTW White Floor Tile, 24-Pack

I bought these for the wash room, where the cat's litter box is kept. They have helped. I also trim the long hairs between their paws. We have a two story home, that is mostly tile and wood flooring. I used to find it on the stairs, but that is not happening anymore. We do still find some in the bed though. In the process of buying the female edge trim from their site directly, since they are not on Amazon (to tie the two rooms together better)(I have the whole wash room covered as well as a strip of the room outside).They are a bit spendy but hopefully they will last for many years. The cats and humans walk on it fine. Once the pieces snap together, they do not come apart easy. So...if you want to be able to clean under it..you need to vacuum or not make the sections too big.

Let me start by saying no one really needs this stuff. Well unless maybe you are a well funded NASCAR garage crew. But be that as it may, I did my entire garage in the red and silver just because I had too much time on my hands and nothing in my garage.First, this stuff is heavy. But handling one tile at a time it probably weighs far less than a pound. Putting it together is....well a snap. Tapping the joining tabs together with a rubber mallet made short work of the installation.I installed this over a recently painted epoxy floor. I said I had too much time and an empty garage and that is the only explanation I can offer for doing this. But I did eventually drive my SUV on top of this stuff. Its front wheel drive. (this is important) Once as I was entering the garage I gave the vehicle a little gas at just the wrong time. Instead of the car going into the garage, the garage floor came out to meet the car. All 240 square feet of it moved. So I got the car off of it and tried to pull it back into position. Did I mention that it was heavy? So heavy that it could not be done without some disassembly. But it is easy to put together.A few days later I was BACKING a rear wheel drive car out of the garage. I tapped the brakes as I went out. Guess what came out with the front tires? Luckily it is easy to reassemble. Especially with really really firm taps from the rubber mallet.Anyway this stuff has gotten me the admiration of all of my guy neighbors and seems to take daily in and outs of cars easy enough. I clean it with Windex ever so often and it looks new. Oh yeah; I put some double sided carpet tape along the entire length of the entrance and it has stayed put. But I have the rubber mallet ready just in case.

Added these onto my 10 year old Gladiator Titles from my old house. Fantastic quality. Expensive but worth every penny. My entire garage is gladiator (cabinets, tiles, etc.) Customer service has been fantastic (cabinets)

I wanted to upgrade my garage so that I could work in it as well as show off and entertain in it. These tiles do the trick nicely.Overall the quality is pretty good. What you would expect from a high grade piece of plastic. They snap easily together. I suggest picking up a good rubber mallet. I would also suggest that you clean out your garage completely before you attempt the install. I had to play the in and out game with far too much junk which just ended up hiding the new flooring!Another thing is make sure you plan your pattern out well before you start. The tiles are much easier to put together than to take apart, but they are durable enough that I haven't broken one yet even after poping out 10 or so. There are plenty of floor online planners out there that will help you set up your patern and give you a final count so you know how many to buy. My favorite I've found so far is called RaceDeck.There are three negatives so far that I've noticed.The first is the color. It's not as bright BLUE that they show. The color is more muted, but still fairly bright.The second is these are not permanent floor tiles, a plus if you ever want to move to a new house, a minus if you expect them to be as tight and well seated as...you know actual floor tile. Make sure you put some tape under the leading edge to keep your heavy vehicle from moving your new flooring when you leave the garage in a hurry!The third is these are made from plastic, so in other words when you get them wet or walk around barefoot you will end up laying on the floor in an abrupt manner staring at the ceiling.... just like regular ol' tile. I'm going to see if I can get my hands on some color coordinated anti-slip tape to put in high traffic areas.So far I love it. I've done a black border with a thicker inner blue border that surrounds a black and white checkered flag pattern for each garage bay with a blue divider beteen the two. When I'm all done with the install I'll post some pictures.It looks very cool. The kind of thing that will cause you to want to leave your garage doors open so everyone can drive buy and stare. Now I just need to redo the walls, the ceiling, the workbench, the...........

These are very good quality, very sturdy garage flooring tiles. I shopped around and found these to have the least amount of movement once they were connected. One word of advice: adhere to the installation instructions regarding spacing from walls. There is some thermal expansion during high summer temperatures.

I've purchased several packs of these floor tiles. I do not have a drain in my floor but I do have a fridge in the garage. This is the first year I can park a car in my garage but in the winter the floor gets a little wet from the melting snow and ice. This just gives me a raised platform to walk on to get to the fridge but it's still open to allow the water to evaporate. Someday maybe I'll do the entire floor but for now I just did a custom path to from the house door to the fridge.The clips go in very easy. They are a little tricky to get out if you put them in the wrong way or the wrong spot but it can be done. For a more finished look, add the gladiator trim pieces. I haven't done this but it would finish it off a little nicer.

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