Basement Flooring - Drain Tile - Top

These are very popular in many basement floors because the drain tile allows maximum ventilation. Many houses with basements tend to have humid floors. In those situation, our Drain Tiles can be installed to allow the underlying surface to dry. These interlocking tiles were originally designed for the use in a garage floor so they can withstand heavy loads.

Basement Flooring - Locking System

Our basement floor drain tiles are made to snap together using a loop to peg interlocking system. These drain tiles have four loops on two sides and four pegs on the other two sides. You can snap them together with your hand or use a small mallet. Once they are interlocked together, they will not come apart even when rolling over large equipment. The interlocking system was designed by our engineers here in Houston, Texas and we consider them the best in the market.

Interlocking Drain Tiles are designed to allow maximum drainage. They can be cleaned using a shop vacuum. And yes, they will support heavy loads such as heavy vehicles such as Suburbans or Two-Ton Trucks. They are designed to interlock with our other ModuTile 1/2 inch modular tiles.

Modular Interlocking Floor System - The tiles interlock with a loop to peg system; two sides have loops and two sides have pegs. This is why the floor is a modular interlocking system. The tiles can be aligned in any direction and interlock with one another. You can start your installation from any corner of your garage. Our engineers in Houston, Texas designed the interlocking loops system with two things in mind: ease of installation and flexibility for expansion. The floor tiles interlock easily by aligning the loop and peg and pressing with your fingers. After the entire garage floor is installed, the looping mechanism allows room for expansion once they are interlocked together. This sounds trivial, but most of our competitors do not take this into consideration; so when their tiles are in contact with direct sunlight or the temperature rate goes way up, the tiles will buckle. Not so with ModuTile.