FlooringInc's Nitro 12"x12" Snap-Together Garage Flooring Tiles, Non-Slip Interlocking Plastic Garage Floor Mat, Garage Organization & Garage Storage, Coin Pattern, Harley Orange, 52 Tiles, 52 Sq/Ft

I thought I should let you all know this box will arrive with 13 tiles only measuring 24x24. They easily fit together so simple to install. My garage has a concrete floor which is uneven but this product has enough give to go over the bumps

Looks great, but as soon as the sun hits it you’ll wanna throw it away. This has nothing on the edges, so it’s not being forced to swell up. 20% of my order came damaged, was given a number for the guy that handles the amazon orders with no call back. Don’t waste your money...

I live in an 70 year old home. The floor of my detached garage took a beating somehow from previous owners. I had to patch and repair the existing concrete. When I was finished, the floor was solid but a patchwork of different colors and textures - functional but ugly and not really uniformly smooth. These tiles did the trick. 99% of this floor went in easily with a rubber mallet. The remaining partials were easily fitted by cutting to size and shape with an jig and cordless circular saw. The floor now looks beautiful and is certainly way more functional than before. The tiles are good looking and easy to install. I suggest this product to anyone looking to stylize their garage or those who have a garage floor like mine.I came across these tiles on Amazon. I had not even known such a product existed. I then went to You Tube to get some idea about how they worked. Satisfied, I went back to Amazon and placed an order for my garage floor. BUT, if I was to offer one suggestion, I would suggest going to the company website to buy everything needed. The way Amazon's site worked, I was led to believe I was ordering needed "transition" pieces for my tile order - the parts that came were incompatible with the Nitro tiles. If I had gone to the IncStores.com website, I would have seen that there are no "transition" pieces. IncStores.com refers to them as "edge" pieces. It is hard to see, but if you look very closely at the picture, I believe you can make out the transitional edge of the "edge" pieces. Even though I felt like I was originally led into buying the wrong finishing pieces by the Amazon app, I give the product 5 stars.

These are great. I bought a smaller amount of them to mix/match for an area of my basement that is to be a gym. I put the whole group of them down (3 boxes) in about 2 hours. They seem durable, snap together easily, and once you get the hang of how they connect, there are many configurations that you can do with them. Good product for the money. I will be ordering more to cover the rest of the basement. I love that they are vented, I have periodic issues with some water seepage and this means that the dehumidifier will be able to dry them out - so no mold problem underneath.

I can’t say enough about the quality and workmanship of this fantastic floor tile. I purchased the diamond version, very easy to install it just all snaps together.I used my jig saw to do my final cuts and it was not hard at all. You will be very pleased with how your garage will transform into a showroom. The company sends the tile out very quickly and I got mine in just a couple days. Well packaged and ready to install. In comes in 4 x 4 squares but don’t be afraid to break them apart. Place the tiles top side facing you and push your knee against the center of the tiles and they will separate with ease. I researched other companies and all were a lot more expensive. Don’t be fooled by the cheaper price…..the quality is still there.

I've had these tiles installed in my garage for about 6 weeks now and I'm still as happy with them as when I first installed them. I laid them in a checkerboard pattern with a red border and I love the way it turned out (picture attached).The installation of full tiles couldn't be easier and went very quickly. When having to cut a tile to fit around an edge or something else, I first tried to use a utility knife, which didn't work at all because the polypropylene is just too hard to cut with that blade. I didn't want to spend money on a tile cutter so I bought a circular saw blade that's made for cutting vinyl siding and it worked well.The other caution I would give is to be careful when separating the tiles out of the box. They come in sheets of 4 connected tiles and you need to separate them into individual tiles before installing. Some videos out there say you can just bend them over your knee and they'll easily separate. I tried that and once in a while it worked without a problem, but most of the time some of the tabs would break off of the tiles. I ended up using the edge of a box to bend the seams over (instead of my knee) and went very slowly to ensure I didn't break the tabs off. Once I got the hang of that, it was easy to separate them without damaging the tabs.