• Heavy-duty construction: Durable 7mm-thick vinyl tiles designed for demanding environments.
• Load-tested: Suitable for use with trolley jacks, pallet trucks, stillages and heavy loads.
• Interlocking design: Jigsaw-style edges allow quick installation without specialist tools or skills.
• Floor protection: Helps protect existing floors from impact, abrasion and vibration.
• Oil and chemical resistance: Resistant to most oils, solvents and chemicals.
• Fire retardant: Fire retardancy is provided as standard.
• Thermal and acoustic insulation: Helps reduce noise and provides insulation underfoot.
• Easy to maintain: The impervious surface can be cleaned by damp mopping or machine or hand scrubbing.
• Flexible installation: Suitable for laying over hard surfaces, usually without adhesive.
• Optional ramped edges and corners: Helps create a more accessible transition onto the tiled area.
• Recycled materials: Black and grey tiles are made from recycled materials.
• 10-year product guarantee: Long-term reassurance for your floor protection investment.

EasiTile Heavy-Duty Floor Protection Tiles are supplied in a practical square format, making it easy to cover larger areas with an interlocking floor protection system.

• Tile size: 500 × 500mm
• Thickness: 7mm
• Available colours: Black and grey
• Material: Flexible PVC made from recycled materials

The interlocking design allows you to extend the covered area by connecting additional tiles as needed.

Good to know:

The tiles are manufactured using recycled material, so slight colour variations and visible material flecks may occur. Colour consistency cannot be guaranteed between separate production batches. Each individual order is supplied from a single batch, so we recommend ordering the full quantity you need together where possible.

Top tip:

If your floor is exposed to rubber tyres, such as in garages or vehicle workshops, black or grey tiles are a practical choice. Rubber tyres may still cause staining due to a chemical reaction between certain rubber compounds and the vinyl material.

From the Mats4U team:

Planning to cover a large area or extend an existing installation later? Measure your space carefully and allow for perimeter cuts and expansion gaps. Ordering the required tiles together can also help minimise visible colour differences across your finished floor.

EasiTile Heavy-Duty Floor Protection Tiles are designed for environments where existing floors need additional protection from heavy loads, wheeled equipment and regular use.

Suitable applications include:

• Warehouses and distribution centres: Help protect floors in areas used for moving and storing goods.
• Factories and production areas: Provide a durable surface for busy working environments with machinery and wheeled equipment.
• Garages and workshops: Help protect existing floors from everyday wear, impact and abrasion.
• Exhibition halls and event spaces: Create a practical protective surface for areas with frequent foot traffic and equipment movement.
• Sports and leisure facilities: Provide hard-wearing floor protection in suitable activity and equipment areas.
• Schools and educational facilities: Help protect floors in workshops, storage areas and other demanding spaces.
• Residential garages and utility areas: Offer additional protection for hard floors exposed to regular use.
• Temporary floor protection: Provide an interlocking surface that can be installed over suitable existing hard floors and extended when needed.

Good to know:

EasiTile tiles are load-tested and suitable for use with trolley jacks, pallet trucks, stillages and heavy loads. For specific load and weight limits, request a copy of the manufacturer's TÜV load certificate before choosing tiles for your application.

From the Mats4U team

Consider the type of traffic your floor will experience before ordering. Areas with heavy pallet trucks or forklifts making tight turns may require the tiles to be glued down to help prevent movement. Always assess your site conditions and installation requirements before fitting.

EasiTile Heavy-Duty Floor Protection Tiles feature an interlocking design that makes installation quick and straightforward. They can be laid over suitable hard surfaces without specialist installation skills or costly base works, and in most situations, adhesive is not required.

Before You Start

• Prepare the floor: Thoroughly sweep or vacuum the area to remove dirt and loose debris. Fill any large holes with a suitable rapid-setting compound.
• Allow the tiles to acclimatise: Ideally, leave the tiles in the installation area for 24 hours before fitting, allowing them to adjust to the ambient temperature.
• Plan your layout: Identify the centre of the room and plan your starting point. This helps create a balanced finish, with any necessary cuts distributed around the perimeter.
• Gather your tools: You may need a non-marking rubber mallet, chalk line or spirit level, and a sharp utility knife or suitable cutting tool for trimming the tiles.

Installation Steps

1. Plan the layout. Roughly position the tiles around your chosen starting point, ensuring they all face the same direction. Mark perpendicular centre lines using a chalk line or laser to help keep the installation straight.
2. Connect the tiles. Starting near the centre of the room, fit the interlocking edges together. Use a non-marking rubber mallet to tap the tiles securely into place.
3. Work outwards. Continue laying the tiles in a circular pattern from the centre, working towards the walls and corners until the required area is covered.
4. Allow the tiles to settle. Leave the tiles and floor to settle for 24 hours before measuring, cutting and fitting the perimeter tiles.
5. Allow for expansion. Leave an expansion gap between the tiles and any walls or fixed points. A gap of 5–10mm is recommended under normal installation conditions. If installing at temperatures below 15°C, allow a larger 20mm expansion gap.

Good to know:

EasiTile tiles are made from flexible PVC, which expands and contracts as temperatures change. Installation is best carried out at temperatures above 15°C and below 30°C. Allowing the tiles to acclimatise before fitting helps account for these temperature changes.

Should You Glue the Tiles Down?

EasiTile tiles can be installed loose-laid over suitable hard floors in most situations. However, adhesive is recommended in certain environments to help keep the tiles securely in place, including:

• Areas where heavy pallet trucks or forklifts make tight turns.
• Areas exposed to direct sunlight, such as shopfronts and south-facing loading bays.

Adhesive is available on request. If you're unsure whether your installation requires adhesive or need information about suitable products, contact the Mats4U team for assistance.

Top tip:

Plan your tile layout before you begin, especially if your space has awkward corners, doorways or fixed equipment. Creating a template for complicated cuts can help you achieve a neater finish and reduce material waste.

From the Mats4U team

Measure your floor carefully before ordering and consider how the area will be used. Heavy wheeled equipment, temperature changes and the condition of the existing floor can all affect installation. For specific load limits, request the relevant TÜV load certificate from our team before choosing tiles for your application.

EasiTile Heavy-Duty Floor Protection Tiles have an impervious surface that makes routine cleaning and maintenance straightforward. Regular cleaning helps keep the tiles looking presentable and removes the dirt and debris that can accumulate in busy working environments.

For everyday maintenance, the tiles can be cleaned using:

• Damp mopping: Remove surface dirt and everyday marks with a damp mop.
• Hand scrubbing: Use a suitable cleaning solution and scrubbing equipment to tackle more stubborn dirt.
• Machine scrubbing: Use suitable floor-cleaning machinery to maintain larger tiled areas efficiently.

Good to know:

Rubber tyres may cause staining on lighter-coloured vinyl tiles due to a chemical reaction between certain rubber compounds and the plasticisers in the vinyl. Black or grey tiles are a practical choice for garages, workshops and other areas where rubber tyres are regularly in contact with the floor.

Top tip:

Sweep or vacuum loose dirt before damp mopping or scrubbing. Removing grit and debris first helps make routine cleaning more effective.

From the Mats4U team

For busy workshops, warehouses and garages, establish a regular cleaning routine that suits the level of traffic and the type of dirt present. If you are considering applying a varnish or sealer to enhance the appearance of your tiles, check the product's suitability for flexible PVC before use.

Can EasiTile tiles be used with forklifts and pallet trucks?

EasiTile tiles are load-tested and suitable for use with pallet trucks, trolley jacks, stillages and heavy loads. If you intend to use forklifts or other heavy equipment, check the specific load limits for your application before installation. You can contact Mats4U to request the relevant TÜV load certificate.

Do EasiTile floor tiles need to be glued down?

In most situations, EasiTile tiles can be laid loose over a suitable hard surface without adhesive. Gluing is recommended in areas where heavy pallet trucks or forklifts make tight turns, and in areas exposed to direct sunlight, such as south-facing loading bays.

Are EasiTile tiles easy to install?

Yes. The interlocking jigsaw-style edges allow the tiles to connect quickly without specialist installation skills or costly base works. A rubber mallet and suitable cutting tools may be needed to secure the joins and trim tiles around the perimeter.

What size are EasiTile floor protection tiles?

Each tile measures 500 × 500mm and is 7mm thick. The interlocking design allows you to cover larger areas by connecting multiple tiles.

What colours are available?

EasiTile floor protection tiles are available in black and grey. Both colours are made from recycled materials, so slight variations in colour and visible material flecks may occur.

Are EasiTile tiles resistant to oils and chemicals?

The tiles are resistant to most oils, solvents and chemicals, making them suitable for many workshops, garages and industrial environments. However, resistance varies depending on the substance involved, so check suitability if the tiles will be exposed to specific chemicals.

Are EasiTile tiles easy to clean?

Yes. Their impervious surface can be maintained by damp mopping, hand scrubbing or machine scrubbing. Regular cleaning helps remove dirt and debris from busy working areas.

Can rubber tyres stain EasiTile tiles?

Yes. Certain rubber tyres can cause staining through a chemical reaction between rubber antioxidants and the plasticisers in vinyl. Black or grey tiles are a practical option for areas where rubber tyres are regularly in contact with the floor, although staining may still occur.

Do EasiTile tiles provide insulation?

Yes. The tiles offer thermal and acoustic insulation, helping to provide a more comfortable surface and reduce some noise associated with everyday activity.

Can EasiTile tiles be installed in cold conditions?

Installation is best carried out at temperatures above 15°C and below 30°C. The tiles should ideally acclimatise in the installation area for 24 hours. When installing below 15°C, allow a 20mm expansion gap around walls and other fixed points.

How long is the guarantee on EasiTile floor protection tiles?

EasiTile floor protection tiles come with a 10-year product guarantee. Please contact Mats4U if you need further information about the guarantee terms.

Can I extend my tiled floor later?

Yes. Additional tiles can be connected to an existing installation. However, colour consistency between separate production batches cannot be guaranteed. If you are planning a larger installation or expect to extend it later, ordering the full quantity together is advisable.