Rubber flooring is an eco-friendly flooring that’s extremely durable. It’s the perfect solution for protecting your garage floor against permanent stains, cracks, and chips. Not to mention, it looks super stylish and all of the color options!

The best garage flooring options are garage flooring rolls, tiles, or mats. All three of these options are easy to install and will provide the durability and versatility that you need for your project. Keep it simple and sleek with garage flooring rolls, or add some pops of colors with tiles. Regardless of what type of flooring you choose, you will get the ultimate protection with our rubber flooring; it’s also easy to clean and maintain.

Your garage is probably the largest room in your house, right? Think about the design possibilities. You can use your garage as an extension of your living space and turn it into much more than car storage. Garages can be used for areas like a personal gym, an entertainment space, or a play area for the kids. Maybe you want to turn your garage into the ultimate mancave and have a space to work on your vehicles. No matter how you choose to use your garage, it will benefit from having a new rubber floor installed.

Here are 5 reasons you should choose rubber flooring for your garage:

• A new rubber floor will simply look and feel better. Sleek rubber garage flooring will replace cracked and stained concrete to leave behind an even surface that’s easy to care for.

• It provides more design flexibility. You can use rubber flooring to complete your garage’s décor by choosing colors that complement your vehicles or newly added cabinetry or appliances.

• Rubber garage flooring adapts to any situation. Garage flooring rolls are designed to stay durable even in the heaviest traffic areas, but that’s not all. They also adapt to extreme temperatures and have a strong resistance to oil, gas, salt, and most household chemicals.

• Rubber flooring is easy to maintain. Let’s face it, a garage is going to get dirty. That’s why it is so important to go with garage flooring that is easy to maintain. Rubber flooring doesn’t require much effort. Just give the floor a good sweep, hose it off, and squeegee out the excess water.

• Rubber garage flooring is a greener option. Rubber flooring is made from recycled tires. When you install rubber flooring in your garage, you’rekeeping millions of tires out of landfills in the U.S.A.

By now, you know just how great garage flooring is; now come the difficult decisions. What type of flooring should you use in your garage? Do you want color or a pattern? You get to completely customize the look you want with our flooring options:

These types of garage flooring tiles are extremely versatile. This durable and long-lasting tile still provides the floor protection you need while also allowing for drainage. The drainage is provided by the vents that are made into the tiles themselves.

Diamond garage tiles have a raised diamond pattern thus giving them their name. You’ve probably seen these in professional garages and dealerships, but now they can also be in your own personal garage. These garage tiles are designed to take on the harshest garage conditions while providing a sleek style.

Another option we offer for flooring used in professional or home garages are our coin garage tiles. These high-quality textured tiles provide the protection you need for your garage floor at a price that you can afford.

If you plan on doing a lot of work in your garage and being on your feet for long periods of time you'll need something to support you. Our soft PVC garage tiles are just what you need. These garage tiles not only provide protection for your floor, but for your joints too. They are a little softer to stand on, but still provide tough durability you'll need in your garage.

At RubberFlooring4U.com, we offer garage flooring in three forms: tiles, rolls, and mats. Each is built for durability and is super easy to care for. Garage floor tiles are an easy-to-install solution for complicated designs that you may have. So, you can easily get that classic checkerboard look or countless other patterns you have in mind. These tiles are easy to install by interlocking together or using a simple peel and stick option. Garage floor tiles are also easy to swap out if you need to replace a couple without having to remove the whole floor.

Garage rolls provide a simple and clean look to garages, and they are also easy to install. All you have to do is roll them out, make the necessary cuts with a utility knife, and you are done! Keeping this floor clean is a breeze too! All you need to do is sweep it or hose it off and in minutes your floor is clean!

Garage floor mats are a great way to keep your floor free of spills or leaks from your vehicle. These mats are designed to absorb liquids and fluids to keep your garage in top shape. They also provide a simple soft cover to your hard garage floor, so they are great if you plan on doing a lot of work in your garage. With our garage mats you'll be at ease with cleaning your garage, since it's so easy to clean and will not take as long as a bare concrete floor.

ubber flooring is most commonly found in gyms, but it’s growing in popularity with everyday uses because of its durability. So, not only is it a good gym floor to use, it’s also an excellent garage floor.It’s extremely durable and easy to keep clean.

Now that you know all the flooring options, how do you choose the right one for your garage? Here are some things to think about when deciding on your garage flooring:

• What are you going to use your garage for? You may need to pick one of the more durable option depending on your planned activities.

• Are you able to do the installation? Some installations are easier than others. If you plan on installing the flooring on your own, then you’ll want to make sure you’re able to do the installation yourself.

• What’s your budget? Garage flooring costscan range from $0.50/square foot to $6.00 and more/square foot. Make sure you know what your budget is so you can stick to the flooring that’s in your price range.

• How do you want your flooring to look? You’re the one that will have to look at your garage everyday, so make sure you’ve imagined the style you desire. We want to ensure you're happy with your purchase and the look of it!

One of the best things about garage flooring is that it’s extremely easy to take care of. All you need to do is sweep it off regularly and give it a good hosing down every now and then. It’s important to give your floor a good cleaning at least twice a year. It’s especially important to take care of your floor if you live in cold areas that have snow in the winter, because your car could leave behind puddles of melted snow and salt from the tires.

Here are some tips to get the most out of your floor maintenance routine:

• Make sure you clean up any leaks or spills as soon as possible. If it’s a standing liquid, you can use sawdust or kitty litter to help it quickly absorb.

• Sweep your garage regularly with a good push broom. You can also use a shop vacuum for those hard-to-reach areas.

• If you plan to hose off your floor, make sure you cover your electrical outlets and drywall when cleaning. Don’t risk anything getting wet when you hose down your floor.

• If you mop, make sure you use a mild cleaner.

Garage flooring is known for being easy to install. Since rubber tiles are pretty common in a home or garage, let’s look at how you’d install each of the options:

• Clean the floor in your garage by removing all debris and sweeping away any dirt and dust. You’ll want to make sure the surface is clean, so there won’t be any lumps or wrinkles after your floor is installed.

• Begin installing along the longest sidewall and the garage door.

• You’ll want to start by laying two tiles on the ground with the pegs of one module aligned over the loops of the other. Then, firmly lock the pegs into the loops.

• Lay your first row of tiles along the garage wall. You’ll want to leave about a 1/4” to 1/2” gap between the wall and the flooring.

• Continue your installation across the garage door in the shape of an “L.”

• You’ll fill the “L” in as you go, by moving across the opening and down the longest wall.

• If you need to cut the floor at any point, you can use a jigsaw or utility knife.

Now that you know all the great choices for garage flooring, let’s get started on picking out flooring that’s perfect for you! At Rubber Flooring 4U, we provide the best pricing, the best lead time, the best customer service, and the absolute best garage flooring. See for yourself! Give us a call today at (800) 936-1287 to get started on designing your garage floor with the experts at Rubber Flooring 4U!

Ready to take your garage to the next level with customized flooring? If you still have questions, that’s okay! We are here to get them answered. Keep reading for the most commonly asked questions about garage flooring.

Why should I use rubber garage flooring?

Rubber flooring can easily transform your garage into a livable, usable, and stylish space. Not only is it stylish, but it’s also durable, eco-friendly, and can outlast other outdoor floorings. It’s super easy to maintain, too; all you have to do is sweep it off and hose it down once in a while.

How do I install garage floor mats?

First, you’ll want to sweep and clean the area to remove any debris. Next, you’ll simply roll out the mat where you want it to go. You can get rid of any excess by using a utility knife. Then,you’ll lay the mats together over a seam or center strip.

How can I stop my garage tiles from shifting?

To keep your tiles in place, we recommend adding an underlayment beneath the floor.

How durable are rubber garage tiles?

Garage tiles are extremely durable, but you also have to take care of them in order for them to stay in tip top shape. If they are cleanedregularly, checked for repairs, and repaired when needed, then your tiles could last ten or more years!

How does snow and water drainage from cars affect garage flooring?

Garage flooring is tough, even when it comes to snow and water. Depending on what floor you have, the water will either drain out or evaporate. So, water and snow won’t damage the flooring at all.

How much does garage flooring cost?

It’s hard to give an exact quote without knowing the exact type of flooring you will need. However, we can say that garage rolls are the cheaper flooring option. If you have flooring in mind, contact the experts at Rubber Flooring 4U for an exact quote.

Do garage tiles need underlayment?

It isn’t necessary to have an underlayment because garage tiles can be installed right on the concrete. However, if you do want to reduce both sound and shifting, then an underlayment could help.

What’s the best way to clean my garage floor?

Just like any other type of floor, it’s recommended that you sweep away any dirt, dust, and debris using a push broom. You can spray down the area with a hose or mop it using a mild soap.

Will my garage floor stain?

Garage tiles that are white or light color canstain easily from street tar or tires. Most customers include “runway” tiles to prevent this, or they use black tiles in the parking area.

How do I replace a garage tile that has been damaged?

It’s a pretty easy process. All you have to do is lift up each tile in a row or column until you reach the tile that is damaged. Then, you replace the tile that you need to replace and lock each tile back into place.