Fusion Pro Flooring

Sized: 41cm x 41cm, Thickness 1.8cm, Weight 615g, One Tile = 0.16m2, 6.25 Tiles = 1.0m2.

 

Created from A Grade Polypropylene with a 4-point injection mold & 24 connectors for even material distribution.

 

Industrial strength, Fusion Tiles are resistant to oil, petrol, acid and solvents including Alkalis.

 

Superior garage floor tiles with a 20 Year warranty, with no restocking fees, and no hassles.

18mm thick for extra protection and able withstand up to 25,000kgs of rollover weight and a compressive strength of 2850 psi.

 

A commercial grade tile, with temperature tolerances of -30°C to +120°C and a HB (Horizontal Burn) fire rating.

UV Stabilizer mixed into the material as well as the colour pigments, making them highly fade resistant and non-slip.

Step 1: Preperation

• Clear the flooring surface of any removable objects and or items.
• Sweep or vacuum any excess dirt and debris off of the flooring surface.

 

Step 2: Locating Starting Point

• We suggest you print out or have your finished design layout handy before you start  your installation.
• In your garage stand facing your garage door opening. Locate the top-left corner of your garage.
• A minimum expansion gap of ¼” should be left at the walls and/or any other immovable objects such as cabinets, vehicle lifts, support beams, etc.

 

Step 3: Installing Tile

• Place the first tile in the top left corner of the garage with the pegged “male” sides facing the left wall and the garage door entry way.
• Remember to leave a 1/4″ expansion gap be tween the tile and wall.

 

Step 4: Installing the First Three Rows

• Work left to right, making sure that loops and pegs are facing the same direction.
• Continue with your first row until the right wall is reached.
• Return to the left wall and repeat the installation steps from the first row, until the first three rows are completed.
• *Trimming tile is typically required in a wall-to-wall install. Lay tiles aside until the majority of the flooring system has been installed. Refer to the ‘Cutting Recommendations’ in Step 7 - Final Steps & Cutting.

 

Step 5: Edge Installation (Garage Intrance)

When you make your tile order, make sure to order either looped “female” edges or pegged “male” edges.

• Following completion of the first three rows, connect the edges to the first installed row nearest to the garage door entry.
• Edges are only needed between the garage door rails. 

Option #1: Female Edge + Tile

• Lift up tile and align the female/looped edge with the male/pegs of the tile, and snap into place.

Option #2: Male Edge + Tile

• Hover above and align the edge male/pegs with the female/looped of the tile, and snap into place.

Attaching the Edge

• With pegs and loops aligned, begin by pressing the sides of the tile into the edge, working your way to the center. This may take a little pressure, and you will feel a “snap” when the tile is attached to the edge.

*Edges may have to be cut to fit within garage door rails.

 

Step 6: Aligning Edges with Garage Door

• Once the edges have been installed, close your garage door and push the flooring system forward until it's pressed up against the inside of the garage door.
• We recommend having two people to help with this process to ensure proper alignment with the garage door.
• If your garage slab is higher than your driveway slab, you will want to make sure your edge pieces are installed at least 5cm back from any vertical lip.

 

Step 7: Final Steps and Cutting

• Resume installing tiles until the back wall is reached.
• Be sure to check the alignment of your floor as you progress.
• Cutting may be necessary along the back wall to complete install.

Cutting Recommendations:

• All tiles can be cut with an electrical saw such as a circular saw, jig saw, table saw, etc.
• A fine toothed blade is recommended.