G-Floor 7.5' x 17' Coin Garage Flooring Cover - Slate Grey

Worth the money! Was on the fence about spending the money but glad I did! Super good quality and looks really nice in my garage!

Order this floor mat to protect the concrete garage floor from oil stain. Well made, heavy yet easy to roll out by myself. It lays flat on the concrete and has not moved since I got it 6 months ago. Cheaper than epoxy the garage floor.

Installed it in my enclosed trailer (car hauler). Turned out great looking and makes it much easier to cleanup oil drips.

The G-Floor mats manufactured by Better Life Technology appear to be among the better ones on the market, but are not flawless. Overall, they have a four star plus rating. While the majority of mats manufactured are only 55-mil (0.55) thick, the lower section of the large coin mat by itself is 75-mil (0.075) thick. When you add the thickness of the coin pattern layer on them to that, the total height of the mat is 110-mil (0.110) thick. Another unique feature is that the mats are made in only one layer, while a good portion of them being manufactured have two or three layers, which makes the G-Floor coin mats more durable. Mfg. in the USA, the large coin pattern has raised circles that are 1.25-inches in diameter, spaced 0.25-inches apart. Made from 100% polyvinyl, the 5 ft. x 10 ft. MSR is $137, weigh around 35-pounds, are 0.08 inches thick, waterproof, flame retardant and easy to clean. Just unroll them. No ugly folded creases that seldom disappear in non-rolled mats. If desired, you can trim the thicker mats with a utility knife, 55-mil mats with a pair of scissors. While the G-Floor Levant pattern is cheaper, there only 55-mil thick (thickness between a dime and nickel), but more comfortable to walk on bare footed because they do not have a raised pattern on them. The 5 ft. x 10 ft. mats weigh around 21 pounds and are only 0.06-inches thick. Two years ago, I purchased a G-Force 55-mil Levant mat and the only thing I parked on it was my 505-pound lawn tractor on its plywood floor in my unheated 14 by 10 Amish built barn In Western New York. This spring the Levant mat developed two cracks in it, under the middle right side of the tractor, so I decided to try the thicker 110-mil coin mat to see if it holds up better than the 55-mil mat did. The Sandstone color looks nice on a natural plywood flooring. I also have a 5 ft. x 10 ft. 55-mil ribbed mat in our unheated attached garage that I keep two snow blowers in during the winter months and a 21 lawn mower during the warmer months that's held up nicely. Now I don't get the rusty looking water spots on the garage floor like I use to get without a mat under them that holds the melting snow. G-Floor also has a Small Coin pattern that has a 60 Mil (0.060) base and 90 Mil (0.090) overall thickness in one layer of construction. Besides the difference in the coin size, the biggest difference between the Small Coin and Large Coin patterns is the surface texture. The Small Coin texture has a rough surface, while the Large Coin has a smoother surface. The Small Coin pattern has raised circles that are only 0.75-inches in diameter and spaced 0.125-inches apart VS the Large Coins pattern that's 1.25-inches in diameter and spaced 0.25-inches apart. The 5 ft. x 10 ft. Small Coin mat weighs about 29 pounds, are 0.06 inches thick. Made from polyvinyl, they're resistant to antifreeze, battery acid, brake fluid, mud, oil, salt and other common chemicals.

Product is better than expected. When cutting beginning and end of roll some weight may need to be put on ends to keep it flat but after a day or so all is good. Sun will wrinkle the product if it heats up quickly especially if some of it is in shade and the other not. Cutting it is a breeze. All and all does exactly what I wanted it to. Looks amazing. Extremely easy to clan and durable!