Questions and Answers for MotorDeck 12 in. x 12 in. Coin Graphite Modular Tile Garage Flooring (24-Pack)

A:  Hello! These tiles won't stain but scuffs can happen. You can easily clean the tiles with a magic eraser to get the scuffs or mop with simple green or ammonia and water. They can create a clicking sound when first installed but as the tiles expand and contract they will start to "mold" to the floor which dampens the sound. Some people have placed landscape fabric under the tiles to help with noise or rug stopper along the boarder. Tiles should not come undone at edges when driven over, every garage is different. We recommend installing the transition edge pieces to the threshold .

A:  No, this flooring does not provide any type of therapeutic orthopedic relief.

A:  Yes, they do have anti-fatigue properties and will feel a lot better than standing on concrete!

A:  You would need nine boxes for a 200 square foot space.

A:  Each box contains 24 sq. ft so you would need to purchase 9 boxes. Or you could purchase 8 boxes to have 192 sq. ft.

A:  The seams are tight but not water tight - however, these tiles are channeled underneath for the purpose of allowing moisture to get out and air to get in. They are mold and mildew resistant! So even in the NW you are safe to have these tiles in your garage.

A:  Any fine tooth saw... table, circular, etc. Turn the tile upside to cut for best results.

A:  I used a jig saw. Very easy to cut.

A:  If the area is covered it would work well. MotorDeck is intended for indoor use so if it's in total sun it might not work. I suggest contacting the manufacture for further information.

A:  Yes, will work in boat floor.

A:  Not currently through Home Depot but you might be able to if you contact the manufacture directly.

A:  Yes! You can. It is strong enough to hold it!

A:  Allow a 1/4" to 1/2" gap between the wall and the tiles to allow for expansion.

A:  It’s important to leave 1-4-1/2” expansion gap all the way around your garage.

A:  We do not recommend fastening down the tiles as they will expand and contract a bit in heat and cold. Once you install the floor it becomes one large, interlocked system. The weight of the floor should will keep it down. Also if you have items in your garage; tool box, fridge, bikes and cars those items will help the floor stay in place.