Garage Floor Mats
Find garage floor mats to help protect the floor where you park or tackle projects. Browse options with your space in mind, and compare mat dimensions, coverage and care instructions to find the right fit for your garage.
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Best Of FAQ
Garage floor mats are separate coverings you lay over the floor, while interlocking tiles connect piece by piece. Mats offer a straightforward layout, while tiles let you build a connected floor covering.
Sweep off loose dirt and grit, then follow the mat’s care directions for washing. If the instructions allow soap and water, rinse away the soap and let the mat and the floor underneath dry before putting it back.
It depends on the mat’s design. Some lay loose, while others call for a fastening method listed in the installation instructions. Check those directions before adding tape or adhesive.
Clear the area, sweep up dirt and gravel, and clean up any spills. Let the floor dry, then follow the mat’s instructions for laying it out. Check any instructions for an existing floor coating, too.
Clean the mat and let it dry completely before storing it in a dry spot out of direct sunlight. Follow the storage directions for whether to roll it or keep it flat, and avoid folding it unless the maker allows it.