Garage Flooring NZ

Upgrade your garage with interlocking floor tiles for parking, projects and everyday use. Explore modular PP and heavy-duty PVC garage flooring in NZ—a practical alternative to garage carpet, with options for home garages, workshops and showrooms.

PP Modular Interlocking Floor Tiles

A versatile modular flooring system for garages, showrooms and workspaces.

Made from durable polypropylene, these raised interlocking tiles provide a practical, non-slip surface suitable for vehicles, equipment and high-traffic areas. Their modular design makes installation, removal and layout changes quick and easy.

Heavy Duty PVC Interlocking Floor Tiles

Built for demanding garages, workshops and commercial spaces.

Designed for heavy-duty use, these solid PVC tiles feature a durable tread-plate surface, excellent wear resistance and 10 tonne+ load capacity. The secure interlocking system creates a strong, professional floor without the need for adhesives.

EVA Interlocking Floor Mats

Comfortable, cushioned flooring for gyms, activity areas and light-duty workspaces.

Soft yet durable EVA foam provides shock absorption, noise reduction and protection for existing floors. Lightweight interlocking tiles are easy to install, making them ideal for home gyms, fitness rooms, play areas and general indoor use.

Floor Tile Comparison

Explore the details and find the right product for your space.

Floor Tile Comparison
Features
Heavy Duty PVC Floor Tiles
Heavy Duty PVC Floor Tiles
Heavy-duty commercial flooring
PP Modular Floor Tiles
PP Modular Floor Tiles
Versatile garage & modular flooring
EVA Interlocking Floor Mats
EVA Interlocking Floor Mats
Comfort & shock absorption
Material PVC Polypropylene (PP) EVA Foam
Tile Size 500 × 500 mm 400 × 400 mm 600 × 600 mm
Thickness 6 mm 18 mm 20 mm
Surface Tread Plate textured surface Open-grid, non-slip surface Cushioned textured surface
Loading 10 tonnes+ load capacity Up to 8 tonnes rolling load Designed for people, exercise equipment and general floor protection
Cushioning Low Low–Medium High
Water Resistance Yes Yes Yes
Noise Reduction Moderate Moderate Excellent
Floor Protection Excellent Excellent Excellent for impact & cushioning
Adhesive Required No No No
Easy to Remove / Reconfigure Yes Yes ✓✓
Ideal For Commercial garages, workshops, factories, warehouses, vehicle service areas Garages, detailing areas, workshops, showrooms, trade displays, storage areas, outdoor workspaces Home gyms, fitness rooms, play areas, exercise spaces, light-duty garage/work areas
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How many tiles do you need?

Measure your space, choose your tile, and find the right number of packs for your project.

Calculate your floor tiles

1. Measure your space

Measure a rectangular area in metres.

2. Choose your tile

Optional spares, added before rounding up to full packs.

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Frequently asked questions

What garage flooring does Steelmates sell?

Our range includes raised polypropylene interlocking floor tiles and solid, heavy-duty PVC interlocking floor tiles. Compare the individual product specifications to choose the right option for your garage or workspace.

Are garage floor tiles an alternative to garage carpet?

Yes. Interlocking tiles are an alternative for customers who want modular flooring for parking, workshop activities or a customised garage layout. Garage carpet may suit customers who prefer a softer underfoot surface. Choose according to how you use the space.

What is the difference between PP and PVC garage tiles?

Our PP tiles have a raised, open-grid design, while our PVC tiles provide a solid surface with a tread-plate finish. Their construction, installation requirements and load ratings differ, so check the relevant product page before ordering.

Can I park a car on garage floor tiles?

Our garage flooring range includes tiles intended for vehicle use. Check the selected product’s load specifications and installation requirements. Concentrated loads from jacks, axle stands or equipment feet require particular attention and may need suitable load-spreading protection.

Can I install interlocking garage flooring myself?

Interlocking tiles can suit DIY installation. Prepare the floor and follow the instructions for your chosen product, including any cutting, expansion gaps and edge requirements.

How many garage floor tiles do I need?

Use our calculator on this page. It multiplies your garage’s length by its width to find the floor area, then divide that figure by the coverage per pack. Round up to whole packs and allow for cuts, your design and spare tiles.

Can I replace a damaged tile?

The modular design allows individual tiles to be replaced. Follow the product instructions for disconnecting and refitting tiles, and keep spare matching tiles for future use.