5 Bar CHECKER-PLATE Garage Shed Workshop Rubber Flooring Matting 1m wide x 3mm

• 3mm Thickness

• Black Rubber Matting

• 5 Bar Checker-Plate Surface

• 1m Wide Rubber Flooring for Practical Areas

• Suitable for Garages, Workshops, Trailers, Boot Liners and Other Listed Applications

5 Bar Checker-Plate Surface for Practical Flooring

This rubber flooring matting features a distinctive 5 bar checker-plate surface with a black finish, giving it a practical industrial-style appearance. The patterned surface creates a more defined texture than plain rubber matting and is suited to environments where a functional, easy-to-identify floor pattern is preferred.

The 5 bar checker-plate design can work particularly well in garages, workshops and other utility areas where the flooring needs to provide a clearly textured surface while maintaining a straightforward black appearance. Its sheet-style format also allows it to be considered for applications where flexible rubber matting is more appropriate than rigid tiles.

With a 3mm thickness and 1000mm width, the matting provides a relatively low-profile flooring option. The available length is listed as various, allowing the material to be considered for different project sizes depending on the dimensions required.

3mm Rubber Matting for Garage and Workshop Use

Made from rubber, this flooring is listed for garage floors and workshops, making it suitable for a range of practical working environments. The 3mm construction provides a thinner alternative to heavier rubber flooring products while retaining the flexible sheet format associated with rubber matting.

The black finish complements the checker-plate pattern and gives the flooring an industrial appearance that can suit utility spaces. It can be used as a floor covering where the specified substrate and installation method are appropriate, while its listed applications also allow it to be considered for certain lining and protective surface uses.

The product is supplied in various lengths, so the required dimensions should be considered carefully before ordering. Measuring the intended installation area first helps ensure the selected material is suitable for the space and intended application.

Applications Across Garages, Trailers and Utility Areas

The supplied specifications list a broad selection of applications, including workshops, trailers, boot liners, dog cages, grooming tables, corridors, hallways, basements, garage floors and shops. It is also listed for use in a gym.

This range makes the matting suitable for more than a standard garage floor project. In workshops and garages, it can be considered as a sheet flooring solution for suitable subfloors. For trailers and boot liners, the rubber material can be considered where a flexible black checker-plate surface is required.

The product can also be considered for smaller practical areas such as dog cages and grooming tables, provided the available dimensions are appropriate. For corridors, hallways, basements and shops, the intended area should be measured and the installation method selected according to the specific project requirements.

Concrete and Plywood Subfloor Compatibility

The matting is listed for installation over concrete and plywood subfloors. This gives it flexibility across both solid and wood-based floor surfaces where the existing substrate is suitable for rubber matting.

The supplied installation locations include above-grade concrete subfloors, above-grade wood subfloors, on-grade concrete subfloors and on-grade wood subfloors. This means the product can be considered across several common subfloor arrangements rather than being restricted to a single installation setting.

Before laying the matting, the existing surface should be suitably prepared for the selected installation approach. A suitable base provides the foundation for positioning the rubber material correctly and helps ensure the finished flooring follows the intended floor area.

Flexible Installation for Different Floor Areas

The product is listed with both loose-lay and glue-down installation options. This allows the installation approach to be selected according to the requirements of the particular project and whether a removable or fixed floor covering is preferred.

Loose-lay installation can be considered where the matting needs to be positioned over a suitable prepared surface without permanent bonding. This approach may be useful for certain temporary or changeable applications, subject to the dimensions and conditions of the installation area.

Glue-down installation provides an alternative where the matting is intended to remain fixed in position. When choosing this method, the adhesive and preparation process should be appropriate for the rubber material and the relevant subfloor.

Selecting the Right Size for Your Project

The matting has a fixed width of 1000mm, equivalent to 1 metre, while the item length and available size are listed as various. Measuring the intended area before ordering is therefore important, particularly when the product will be used across a garage, workshop or another larger floor space.

For a larger area, the 1m width provides a straightforward basis for planning how the material will be positioned across the floor. For smaller applications such as boot liners, dog cages or grooming tables, the dimensions should be checked carefully to make sure the selected material can be cut or positioned appropriately for the intended space.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this rubber flooring suitable for a garage?

Yes. Garage Floor is specifically included in the supplied suitable-use information. The 3mm rubber construction and 5 bar checker-plate surface make it a practical sheet-style flooring option to consider for a garage where the dimensions, subfloor and installation requirements are appropriate.

What is the width of this rubber matting?

The item width is 1000mm, which is equivalent to 1 metre. The item length is listed as various, so the required length should be checked against the dimensions of the area you intend to cover before ordering.

How thick is the rubber flooring?

The flooring is 3mm thick. This makes it a relatively low-profile rubber matting option for applications where a thinner sheet material is preferred over thicker rubber flooring products.

Can it be used over a concrete floor?

Yes. Concrete is listed as a compatible subfloor. The supplied installation information includes both above-grade and on-grade concrete subfloors, making concrete one of the specified substrate options for this product.

Can it be installed over plywood?

Yes. Plywood is included among the listed compatible subfloors. The installation information also identifies both above-grade and on-grade wood subfloors as suitable locations.

What type of surface does the matting have?

The floor surface texture is specified as a 5 bar checker plate, while the pattern is listed as checker-plate. This gives the rubber matting its distinctive patterned appearance and differentiates it from plain rubber sheet flooring.

Where else can this matting be used?

The supplied suitable-use information includes workshops, trailers, boot liners, dog cages, grooming tables, corridors, hallways, basements, garage floors and shops. The product is also listed for gym use, giving it several potential practical applications.

Can the rubber matting be loose laid?

Yes. Loose lay is one of the listed installation options. This allows the matting to be positioned over a suitable prepared subfloor without using the glue-down installation method.

Can this flooring be glued down?

Yes. Glue-down installation is also listed for the product. Where this method is selected, the installation should be planned around the rubber material, the chosen subfloor and the requirements of the particular application.

Does the product require an underlayment?

No. The supplied specifications state that an underlayment is not required. The matting can therefore be installed without a separate underlayment layer, provided the selected installation method and existing subfloor are suitable.