Use and Care Guide

4. From the first column, continue installing the first row of tiles

working toward the left-side wall of the garage. Adjust the

installed tiles to balance the pattern.

IMPORTANT:

■ When installing tiles on the left-hand side of the column, it

may be necessary to adjust the position of the edge trim and

tiles.

■ To minimize cuts and/or balance the pattern, adjust the

installed edge trim and tiles to the left or right as needed.

When adjusting the tiles, be sure not to extend the edge trim

beyond the center line marked on the garage floor.

■ For a balanced pattern, tiles along both walls may need to be

cut. Before cutting the tiles or edge trim, measure the allotted

space. Mark and cut the tile to length for proper placement.

■ Using a saw, notch out the edge trim or tile around any

obstructions such as the garage door track.

■ In a wall-to-wall application, if no edge trim will be applied, it

may be necessary to cut the tile floor covering along one or

more of the perimeter walls.

5. Continue installing the tiles on the left-hand side of the column

working toward the back of the garage until complete.

6. Connect the remaining tiles on the right of the column and work

toward the back of the garage as shown.

NOTE: If the orientation or placement of the tiles is incorrect due

to misassembly, separate the tiles at the leading edge of the

misassembly. Be sure that the female loops are at the bottom

and right side of each tile. Reconnect the tiles.

7. If necessary, cut the last row of tiles to fit between the existing

row of tiles and the back wall of the garage.

NOTE: Leave a minimum of ¹⁄₂" (1.25 cm) space between the

edge of the tiles and the perimeter of the garage walls and

around all obstructions, such as drains, stairs and posts. The

spacing is necessary to allow for expansion and contraction of

tiles caused by seasonal temperature fluctuations. The tiles may

buckle if the necessary spacing is not provided.

A. Adjust to the left or right