Thought would share a recent install of our solid PVC Industrial grade Supratile installation at a 9,000 sq foot firehouse. Selected due to lifetime warranty, installation in a single day, and ability to handle 80,000 lb ladder trucks and not get damaged by heavy equipment, ladders, air tanks, hose fittings, etc. Scott air packs when dropped and heavy tools just bounce off the floor.
Supratile also is very 'quiet' and does not have to problem of being noisy like hollow polypropylene tiles. Also this are oversized almost double the size of standard 12 inch tiles, so they have about 1/4 the joints for concerns about joint leakage and such.
Supratile is a great choice when considering downtime and ease of installation. While a higher material cost than epoxy, the other advantages often outweigh the cost. Also in he unlikely event that a tile gets damaged, just pop out and out in a new one.
Supratile also is very 'quiet' and does not have to problem of being noisy like hollow polypropylene tiles. Also this are oversized almost double the size of standard 12 inch tiles, so they have about 1/4 the joints for concerns about joint leakage and such.
Supratile is a great choice when considering downtime and ease of installation. While a higher material cost than epoxy, the other advantages often outweigh the cost. Also in he unlikely event that a tile gets damaged, just pop out and out in a new one.
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