Of course, our flooring rolls are going to be a great match for your garage, but that’s not the only place they will excel. If you need sturdy flooring for a kitchen, basement, or home gym, consider garage rolls as an affordable, low-maintenance alternative to more expensive materials.

Our floor rolls aren’t just for your home. Plenty of people have installed vinyl or rubber rolls in their showrooms, commercial gyms, businesses, and more. They’re great for commercial use thanks to the low-cost installation and minimal maintenance requirements.

Installing garage flooring rolls in a commercial setting requires a bit more effort, but it’s still DIY-friendly. You’ll need to glue down the rolls to make sure they stay in place when they have to handle high levels of traffic.

Vinyl rolls and mats are stain-resistant and durable enough to hold up to the regular wear and tear of your garage. We also offer floor mats that are woven from commercial-grade PVC fabric for an extra dose of durability.

Create a durable and resilient floor, or build your own home gym in the garage with rubber rolls. The slip-resistant surface is perfect for handling any moisture that might drip from your vehicle. Rubber also comes with anti-fatigue properties, so you get some added comfort if you’re on your feet for long periods.

Diamond: This traditional flooring pattern creates a classic look while offering traction and slip-resistance. Coin: A coin-patterned surface is one of the most popular texture options. In addition to slip-resistance, the surface offers a stylish design for any space. Levant: The subtly textured surface is smooth enough to move around wheeled chairs and cabinets. Ribbed: Wanting to optimize water drainage in your garage? Choose a ribbed patterned garage flooring that is designed to direct liquids to a drain.

Garage rolls come in a variety of widths so you can customize based on the dimensions of your garage. 3.5' - 4': This is the width of our smaller rubber mats and our smallest rolls. These mats may be small, but they’re definitely mighty. Our mats keep the rest of your garage floor clean, and they’re thick and durable enough to last for years to come. 7.5': This is more or less the standard width for a garage floor rolls. They’re wide enough to serve as vehicle mats for compact, mid-size, and large vehicles. You can also lay them side-by-side to achieve full garage coverage. 10': This is the mega garage roll, wide enough to make installation easy in large commercial spaces.

Different thicknesses will perform better in different environments and for different applications. Discover which thickness level will work best for you and your space. 1/8": This thinner flooring is inexpensive, but just a durable as thicker options. 1/4": A tough rubber floor this thick can handle the weight of vehicles and the impact of dropped tools. 8mm: If you’re thinking of converting your garage into a home gym, 8mm thick rubber rolls are a great flooring solution. They can handle the impact of workouts and dropped weights. 3/8": Planning to make a big impact? For a high-traffic area, 3/8” rolls are like extra flooring protection. 1/2": The thickest and toughest option out there. Choose this thickness for your home or for commercial areas that get lots of traffic.

As you’ve heard, garage rolls are very easy to install. But how easy? Let me break it down for you. There’s no need to glue or tape down the rolls when installing them in a garage since they’ll need some space to expand and contract with changes in temperature. However, if for some reason you notice the rolls are shifting as you drive in and out, you can opt for a pressure-sensitive adhesive around the edges for a bit of extra security.

Follow these steps to properly install a garage roll:

• First, let the roll acclimate for at least 24 hours. Unroll the floor and let it rest upside down to take the curl out of the roll.
• If you’re covering the whole room, leave at least a 1/4” for expansion around the edges. The rolls will expand and contract as the area heats and cools.
• Install during the warmest part of the day. This will ensure that the roll is at its largest size when it’s installed. Never install during the coldest part of the day, or your floor will be at its smallest size when you fit it to the room. That means when it expands, it will bunch up against any walls or other obstructions. This will cause bubbles to form under your floor. No thanks!
• Run up against a wall or obstruction? No problem! Cut the roll to size with a sharp utility knife and a straight edge. Measure twice and cut once; wise words to live by.

These rolls are very easy to maintain. All you need to do to keep them clean is break out the broom when they get dusty. For a deeper clean, mop them with a mild solution of soap and water.

Some staining could occur from street tar, which will leave black marks on the surface. You can easily get rid of street tar with the use of a cleaning product called Purple Power.

There’s also another type of staining from high-performance sport tires, which cause a chemical reaction with the floor. These yellowish stains won’t go away with a cleaning product, but you can keep them from showing prominently on your floor by purchasing black or darker colored products.