Drip & Dry Absorbent Garage Floor Mat

Elevate your garage experience with Drip & Dry Absorbent Garage Floor Mats. These mats redefine the possibilities of roll-out vinyl flooring with their meticulously crafted design.

Ideal for spaces requiring a slip-resistant surface that can handle moisture, the reversible Drip & Dry Absorbent Garage Flooring boasts a base made of 100% vinyl and a top featuring advanced wick away fiber technology. This smooth and comfortable surface efficiently disperses and wicks away fluids for rapid drying and containment.

What sets this mat apart is its versatility – easily switch between a durable waterproof vinyl side and a soft absorbent side to cater to your comfort and specific needs. Installation is a breeze – just roll it out and position it without worrying about wrinkles or the need for adhesives!

Designed to endure heavy foot traffic, spills, leaks, and even vehicle traffic, the Drip & Dry Absorbent Garage Floor Mats stands out with its remarkable durability. Whether in a bustling kitchen, a bathroom, or a commercial space prone to liquid mishaps, this roll-out flooring ensures a safer environment that dries quickly. 

Note: Due to the inherent characteristics of the material, there might be minor color variations between different production lots. 

• Easy Installation- simply unroll; no adhesive necessary
• Quick and easy to clean
• Waterproof
• 100% premium polyvinyl base
• Extremely durable
• Protects your subfloor from deterioration
• Resists staining
• Slip-resistant

This versatile floor mat can also be used in:

• Garage
• Storage area
• Home and office
• Kitchen
• Bathroom
• Numerous other locations where an absorbent protective mat is needed

Drip & Dry Absorbent Garage Floor Mats offer easy installation and maintenance – simply vacuum or clean with soap and water, and for a deeper clean, power washing is an option. Lay flat to dry, and you're good to go!

We've included diagrams showcasing typical installations for a single garage parking pad, double garage mat installation, and scenarios where three or more parking pads are installed in the same space.

What is a “Floating Mat”?

What does “No Adhesive Required” really mean?

• ‘No adhesive required’ applies when Drip & Dry Absorbent Garage Floor Mats is used as a Parking Pad. Simply roll it out and park your car / boat / golf cart / motorcycle / etc on the mat. If you’re leaving heavy objects on the mat for an extended period (such as a boat over the winter) you may experience buckling due to expansion and contraction in extreme weather changes.
• When using Drip & Dry Absorbent Garage Floor Mats other than as a Parking Pad, adhesive may be recommended.
• Choose an appropriate adhesive for the surface involved.
• When Drip & Dry Absorbent Garage Floor Mats is used as a full floor installation, also known as wall-to-wall installation we would recommend adhesive be used.
• We do not recommend using Drip & Dry Absorbent Garage Floor Mats on rubber, cushioned flooring, stripwood, gypsumbase underlayment or lightweight concrete.

Leave a 1” gap from any wall or heavy object

• When rolling out Drip & Dry Absorbent Garage Floor Mats, be certain to leave at least an inch of space from the edge of the mat to a wall or any heavy object like a cabinet or tool box. This will help prevent buckling or wrinkles.

Expansion and contraction

• Drip & Dry Absorbent Garage Floor Mats is 100% polyvinyl in its construction and is prone to expansion and contraction due to extreme temperatures. If it is not secured to the underfloor in some manner, it will move around slightly.
  
  
• If you have heavy objects on the mat, and adhere the mat down completely, expansion and contraction issues will be avoided.

 Should I use double sided tape?

• Double sided tape should only be used on the leading edge of the mat, at the entrance of the garage, if needed. Most of the time, the parking pad is heavy enough and tape is not needed.
  
  
• We do not recommend using double sided tape around the perimeter of any parking pad, as it can cause the center of the mat to buckle.

 What if I have a drain in my garage?

• If there is a drain in your garage, the drain will have to be considered when placing a mat or doing a permanent installation. For a permanent installation, a hole will have to be cut in the material corresponding to the drain before it is adhered to the concrete. Alternately, if there is a drain cover with screws to hold it in place, get a longer screw of the same size and cut a slightly smaller diameter hole in the mat than the size of the drain cover, then secure the cover back over the mat.

What if I have a pole in my garage?

• Similar to a wall or heavy object, leave one inch of space from the edge of the mat to the support pole. The mat may have to be trimmed to accommodate this.