TrueLock HDXT Coin Garage Tiles

Textured. Art & Science.

We added a very light texture to the top of the coin while leaving the base smooth. This creates a contrast that makes the coins ‘pop’. The light texture maintains an easy-to-clean surface while increasing traction underfoot. The light texture makes the tile look more natural and less plasticy. One of the best parts for those of us who do work in the garage, the light texture helps to hide scuffs and keep the floor looking new. This item is a sale item, and no coupon codes or discounts apply.

Airflow Is Key

Take a raw material that has been tested and shown to be resistant to fungus. Add a highly engineered subsurface that allows water to escape and air to flow. You are left with a garage tile that does not promote the growth of fungus, mold, or mildew. The materials have been tested in accordance with ASTM G 21 to be Fungus resistant — No Growth. It is important to note that if you spill food or beverage, or other organic items, you should clean the floor, and you want to make sure you start with and maintain a clean substrate.

A Little Edgy — Male & Female Edges

Have you ever had one of those conversations with your kids where you end up saying, ‘because I said so!’ If this paragraph does not make complete sense, or if you disagree with the industry logic, just do it because we said so. The flat sides of the tile are the male side. They have a little peg underneath that locks into the loop (female side). Standing outside your garage, looking in, you want a flat ‘male’ side of the tile to your left and facing you. That means for a wall-to-wall installation, you only need to order enough female edges to go from track to track at your garage door — usually 10-12 feet for one-car garages and 16 to 20 feet for two-car garages.

Intended for The Garage

These products are intended for fully enclosed garages, any exterior application is not covered under warranty or suggested.

Circumstances to be Aware Of

While rigid garage floor tiles will hold up under the weight of any vehicle that would normally be parking in a residential garage, there are certain factors that can cause issues with the tiles. Tiles can be damaged from too much weight concentrated on a small point, so we always recommend laying plywood or something similar underneath jacks when using them to lift vehicles over the floor in order to disperse the concentrated weight between multiple tiles. Tile interlocks can also be damaged or pop up if vehicles are turned in place on top of the tiles, so we recommend either pulling straight in and straight out or turning the vehicle while moving over the tile floor.