25PCS|15.7"x15.7" Garage Flooring Tiles, Non-Slip Interlocking Plastic Garage Floor Mat, Garage Organization & Garage Storage, Vented Pattern (Black)

The media could not be loaded. I had been debating between tiles and epoxy for a while. With my heavy electric cars, I thought tiles would be best due to their durability and the fact that they should last a very long time. I’ve heard horror stories about epoxy pulling up or becoming stained. After looking at different manufacturers, I ended up buying the tiles from Goslarlit. I already have garage hexagon lights from them, so I knew they made a quality product.The process was very straightforward. I came up with the pattern I planned to install in the garage, did the calculations, and ordered the appropriate boxes of colors. The tiles showed up in a matter of days. First impression- OMG they look great! They look better in person than they do on the website! They have a very high level of precision in the manufacturing and the design. I am unable to observe any deviation in the sizing between different tiles (I was worried about that), and they were clever in designing the tile slots - All of the sharp edges of the plastic are curved down, so you don’t see or feel them. Hard to explain, but basically any ‘edge’ in the plastic faces the concrete floor below. The tiles are very hard which is good for durability. My super heavy toolbox is on caster wheels, and it doesn’t indent the tiles at all. Rolls perfectly.I had never installed anything like this before, so I wasn’t sure how easy it would be, so I used the same basic method you would use to install a tile floor in your house - I picked the two sides of the garage that I wanted the tiles to be their full size (without cutting), and started running rows based on that. The work went pretty quickly. They just kind of interlock in place, and they won’t come apart unless you want them to. When you get to the 2 sides of the garage where tile cutting is needed, it wasn’t bad at all. I just made my measurements, cut the tiles with a table saw, and popped them in. For more complicated cuts I used a jigsaw.I even did some testing by sprinkling leaves and other debris onto the tiles to see how easy they are to clean (another worry of mine). Shop vac cleaned them up with no problem. Fingers crossed, but so far so good. This project was well worth the effort!! All in all, I think this is a top-notch product, and I’m extremely happy with the results. Thanks Goslarlit!!

I love that they are priced well, easy and fast to install, my only reason for not being 5 star is that there is no customer support. I am looking for end pieces to finish up the install. I have been trying to compare other brands like garazilla and see if their end pieces will match the goslarlit tiles connection. If anyone is reading this and know of the right brand end pieces to go with, please reply and let me know. Thank you in advance.**update** the swisstrax end pieces fit!!

On a whim, I decided to install the 15.7 x 15.7 tiles in my shop instead of the acid etched stained concrete floor I had originally envisioned, and I could not be happier with the result! So much that that I intend to install these throughout my carport once I have that slab poured, as well. Installation was easy-- I cut using a razor knife, as well as a table saw (slowly) and installed my floor with relative ease, wall to wall. I had about 12 leftover full tiles, so I then made walk-off mats outside two exterior doors. Once I did this, I realized that an edge would make the mats better, so I reached out and was able to order reducer edging, with outside corners to complete my mats.Highly recommend! The impression is much cleaner than a concrete floor could be, and it is much more comfortable to walk on, as well.

I have installed them in the garage and they look nice however I have yet to drive on them so not sure how they will hold up over time. I am looking for transition pieces and saw a review where someone reported that the Swisstrax transitions work however they did not work for me. I ordered the Swisstrax looped transitions and although close, do not fit. I am going to try the ones without the loops next I guess and see if I have better luck. Does anyone know for certain if any particular brand or style works with this brand?

This snap together tile went down so easily. I spent more time moving stuff than I did laying down the tile. This stuff is sturdy, and it appears that it will ware well.

very easy to use cuts with a table saw the best

Very nice quality

Very easy to use and looks great