G-Floor Vinyl Flooring

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G-Floor products are proudly made in the USA with a 100% solid polyvinyl material without any layers, fillers, or laminates. G-Floor outperforms similar products without scratching, peeling, or curling under harsh conditions.

G-Floor Garage Flooring is designed to protect garage floors and can be used for home gyms and exercise areas. Also, consider using G-Floor in sheds and trailers.

G-Floor Mats for Pets protect surfaces from pet accidents and scratches. Lay these mats in kennel areas.

G-Floor Exercise Equipment Mats can be laid over hardwood, vinyl, and other flooring to protect from exercise equipment.

Frequently Asked Questions about G-Floor


Is the material a hard plastic or is it flexible?


The material of G-Floor is 100% polyvinyl and is very flexible. Even the thickest 75 mil product is flexible.

Does the G-Floor flooring trap moisture?


Moisture coming through the concrete subfloor should be addressed when installing most floor coverings. It is recommended that G-Floor be installed over a clean and dry concrete subfloor when installing over concrete.

G-Floor is waterproof and will not allow water to penetrate in either direction. If there is water on the floor, it can collect and cause mold to grow.

Is G-Flooring resistant to chemicals and acids?


G-Floor is resistant to oil, salt, brake fluid, antifreeze, battery acid, and most contaminants found in a garage. It is recommended that chemical spills be cleaned up quickly as any chemical could stain the product if left for an extended period of time.

Will the flooring withstand sparks from grinding or welding?


G-Floor passes critical radiant flux (ASTM E-648). It may melt but will not ignite.

How do you cut the vinyl flooring?


These can be cut with a sharp utility knife using a straight edge.

Can this be installed over radiant heat floors?


It is safe for use on radiant heat floors, but should be completely adhered to the subfloor. The heated floor will cause expansion and contraction if it is not glued down.