Let's start with the bad. They shipped me the wrong color to start, this caused me a delay in getting started, and the inconvenience of having to haul the wrong color back to UPS and ship back. These boxes are not light, so that was a pain. They did however handle it very professionally, and I had the replacements in about a week. The replacement was actually the 'up branded' Racedeck version, that is the gray color in the photo, they are slightly sturdier and a bit heavier, they are 100% compatible with the Garagetac version, which are also made by Racedeck. Took me a bit longer than most of the videos, you do have to cut unless you get lucky and have the exact size, but cutting with a table saw is quite easy. I've had these installed now about 6 months, and they look as good as they day there were installed, I'm quite happy.

Just installed this in our garage. Wow transformed the look of the garage in just one day. Ordered 3 different colors ( black, gray and alloy silver) to get the pattern we wanted. Easy to snap together and easy to cut panels with jigsaw. As far as durability, we'll see, hopefully many years. Definitely not the cheapest product out there

These are solid, heavy duty tiles and very easy to install - press down with your palms or use a mallet to lock in place. The pieces come locked in a 2x2 grid - easiest way to separate them is lay them on the floor, put your foot on one half and peel up the other - making sure of course that the piece with the loops is the one under your foot!

Very impressed with this product! My 80 year old detached garage floor saw a lot in it's time. This totally transformed it in a matter of hours. It took a total of 4 boxes of 48 to complete my 9.5' x 19' single car garage. I purchased 2 boxes of the graphite color and 2 of the black to get the design I wanted. The tiles come pre-assembled in groups of 4 so depending on your application you may need to take some apart. I found using a pair of slip joint pliers made taking them apart pretty easy. See my picture. If you can't find the instructions in the box, they are printed on the actual box inside of the top. Everything I needed for the job is in one of my pictures. Laying them is relatively simple. They snap together easily with a slap of your hand or by stepping on them. I found it useful to have a rubber mallet handy for tight spots and few stubborn ones that needed a good a whack. Cutting them is easy. I used a jig saw with a fine blade. Then cleaned up the cut edge with some emery cloth. I installed the transition kit that is sold seperately and listed under "Frequently bought together". I staggered the joints on the transition pieces from the joints on the tiles thinking it will make for a more secure connection. Once done, I held my breath as I backed my very heavy classic car into the garage. Nothing shifted or cracked! Here's hoping they are durable and give me years of service.

My initial plan and actual purchase was an Epoxy floor treatment for my small 8x8 Lean to shed that has a concrete slab. After watching a few videos of the Epoxy floor treatment and its inconsistent results, I decided to go with these tiles and boy am I glad I did. Installation was a snap and that includes cutting some pieces as my dimensions were a bit custom. I was chasing for protection/easy cleanup from general spills with lawn equipment and general stuff we may spill from time to time. The strength of this stuff will be more than sufficient. Go price the value of this stuff in comparison to an epoxy floor, its very comparable.. Now go start the process of laying down that epoxy vs these tiles. I've done both. Floor tiles are the way to go hands down. Just thought I'd share a real life review as I look for these reviews as well when I shop around.