WaterHog® Modular Tiles are designed to easily link together, offering a flexible flooring solution for large areas. You can install them without glue or the need for professional installers.
The unique bi-level surface effectively removes dirt and moisture from shoes, trapping it below shoe level to prevent tracking. Reinforced rubber nubs resist pile crushing, ensuring a longer mat life. The solution-dyed PET fabric is resistant to staining, dries quickly, and won't fade or rot.
These tiles connect effortlessly, making the installation process simple and hassle-free without requiring glue or professional installers.
*Please note, mat sizes are approximate as rubber shrinks and expands in conjunction with temperature and time. The tolerable manufacturing size variance is 3-5%.
SURFACE
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Fiber |
PET
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Weight |
24 ounces/yard2 |
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Construction |
Needle-punched |
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Design |
Waffle, Diamond, Diagonal, or Geometric |
BACKING
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Material 1 |
SBR rubber (with 20% recycled content) - smooth or universal cleated |
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Thickness |
100-mil or 200-mil |
STANDARDS & TESTING
For the best results, utilize the following cleaning method to clean your WaterHog® Modular Tiles:
Always make sure the mat is dry before placing it back in service.
Step 1: Connect as many tiles as is required to achieve the width of the installation.
A Directional arrow is printed on the back of each tile to indicate the direction of the fabric pile. For all tiles to match, the arrows on each tile should be installed in the same direction.
Step 2: Connect as many rows of tile as is necessary to achieve the length of the installation.
Step 3: If installation requires borders, then connect four corner borders to the installation and as many side borders as necessary to complete the installation. If heavy traffic is anticipated across a border, we recommend gluing borders in place with a solvent free adhesive like S1500.
Note: Tiles can be installed wall to wall. Find the center point of the installation and connect tiles together in all directions toward the walls. Tiles should be cut to fit against each wall.