1.8m Wide 5 Bar Checker Rubber Flooring Roll – 3.5mm Thick x 10m Long

• 3.5mm Thick

• 1.8m Wide Roll

• 10m Continuous Length

• 5 Bar Checker Surface Pattern

• Wide Rubber Flooring Roll for Practical Garage Floor Coverage

Wide Rubber Flooring for Larger Garage Floors

This 1.8m wide rubber flooring roll is designed for garage areas where broad floor coverage and a clearly defined patterned surface are preferred. With a 10m continuous length and 3.5mm thickness, the roll provides a practical format for covering substantial sections of flooring while reducing the number of individual pieces required.

The 5 bar checker surface gives the floor a functional, industrial-style appearance that suits garage environments. Compared with small modular tiles, the wide roll format can create larger continuous sections and may help reduce the number of visible floor joints across suitable layouts.

3.5mm Thickness Keeps the Floor Relatively Low Profile

At 3.5mm thick, the flooring creates a relatively slim rubber layer over the existing floor. This can be useful where buyers want a defined floor covering without introducing the greater build-up associated with thick rubber mats or specialist impact tiles.

The lower profile may also make installation easier around door clearances, thresholds, shelving units and adjoining surfaces where additional height needs to remain controlled.

The supplied product information does not include impact, load or vehicle-weight performance ratings. The 3.5mm thickness should therefore be selected according to the actual demands of the garage rather than assumed to provide specialist heavy-impact protection.

5 Bar Checker Pattern Creates a Functional Finish

The visible surface uses a repeated 5 bar checker pattern rather than a completely smooth rubber finish. This creates more visual definition and gives the flooring a practical appearance suited to garages and other functional floor areas.

Across a larger installation, the repeated pattern can help maintain a consistent surface style from one section of flooring to another. The checker design also provides a more industrial visual character than plain sheet rubber.

No specific certified slip-resistance rating is provided in the supplied information, so the checker pattern should be treated as a surface design rather than an independently verified anti-slip classification.

1.8m Width Helps Reduce the Number of Seams

At 1.8m wide, each roll section can cover a substantial strip of garage floor. This may reduce the number of parallel runs needed compared with narrower rubber rolls, depending on the overall dimensions and shape of the installation area.

Fewer separate sections can create a cleaner-looking floor and may simplify planning in wide rectangular garages. Before fitting, it is useful to measure the full area and determine which direction the 1.8m width should run to make the most efficient use of the material.

Allowance should still be made for trimming around walls, doorways, columns and permanent fixtures.

10m Length Provides Continuous Floor Coverage

The roll has a stated length of 10m, giving buyers a substantial continuous section of flooring to work with. In longer garage areas, this can help minimise end joins and create a more unified appearance across the installed floor.

A 1.8m x 10m roll provides a nominal material area of approximately 18m² before allowing for cuts or wastage. Actual usable coverage will depend on the shape of the floor and how much trimming is required during fitting.

Planning the roll layout before cutting is particularly important because efficient positioning can reduce offcuts and help make better use of the available material.

Planning the Garage Installation Carefully

Garage floors often include door openings, storage systems, workbenches or other fixed features that influence how roll flooring needs to be positioned. Measuring around these areas before cutting can help achieve a cleaner fit and reduce unnecessary material waste.

The supplied product information does not state whether the flooring should be glued down, loose laid or installed using another fixing method. The exact fitting method should therefore be confirmed before preparing the substrate.

Regardless of the installation method, the underlying floor should be suitable for receiving rubber flooring and should be checked for significant surface irregularities before fitting begins.

Product Specifications

• Condition: New
• Material: Rubber
• Thickness: 3.5mm
• Width: 1.8m
• Length: 10m
• Nominal Roll Area: 18m²
• Pattern: 5 Bar Checker
• Format: Rubber Flooring Roll
• Primary Room: Garage
• Primary Use: Garage Flooring
• Listed Product Type: Garage Floor Tile
  
• Installation Method: Not Specified

Frequently Asked Questions

How wide is this checker rubber flooring roll?

The roll is 1.8m wide, allowing each section to cover a relatively broad strip of garage floor. This may reduce the number of parallel pieces required compared with narrower rubber flooring rolls.

How long is the flooring roll?

The supplied title specifies a 10m continuous length. This can be useful for larger garage areas where buyers want to reduce the number of end joins across the finished floor.

How thick is the rubber flooring?

The flooring is 3.5mm thick. This creates a relatively low-profile surface compared with thick rubber mats while providing more material depth than many very thin floor coverings.

What surface pattern does the roll have?

The visible face features a 5 bar checker pattern. This gives the flooring a clearly defined industrial-style appearance and distinguishes it from smooth, coin or round stud rubber surfaces.

How much area does one roll cover?

A roll measuring 1.8m x 10m provides approximately 18m² of nominal material. Actual usable coverage may be lower where trimming is needed around walls, corners or fixed garage features.

Is this flooring suitable for garages?

Yes. Garage use is specifically identified in the supplied product information. The wide roll format can be useful where buyers want broad continuous floor coverage rather than numerous small tiles.

Does the checker pattern make the flooring anti-slip?

No certified slip-resistance rating is provided in the supplied information. The checker pattern creates a textured visual finish, but a specific anti-slip performance level should not be assumed.

How is this rubber flooring installed?

The supplied details do not state an installation method. Buyers should confirm whether the product requires adhesive, loose laying or another fixing approach before preparing the existing garage floor.

Is 3.5mm suitable for heavy impact areas?

The supplied information does not provide an impact or load rating. The 3.5mm profile is better considered general garage floor coverage rather than specialist heavy-impact protection.

How much extra material should I allow?

Allow additional material where cuts are needed around walls, doorways, columns, storage units or other fixed features. Irregular garage layouts generally create more wastage than simple rectangular spaces.