Use Cases
Commercial garage: 300 m² of adhesive-backed tiles installed by the customer
- Client: Professional Auto Repair Shop
- Industry: Auto Repair Shop
- Area: 300 m²
- Location: France
- Completion date: November 2021
- Service: Tiles supplied by MOSAIK-FLOOR; installation and adhesive application performed by the customer
- Starting surface: Old , heavily damaged, and stained floor
Constraints
- Floor is badly damaged and stained with oil
- Lift Stands and Wheel Alignment Rigs
- Vehicles weighing more than 1.5 metric tons are prohibited
Solution
- ULTIMA Tiles with Invisible Grout, PURE, Dark Gray
- Bonding all the tiles together
- MOSAIK-FLOOR supplied; installation by the customer
In brief: A professional auto repair shop renovated 300 m² of workshop space in November 2021 using dark gray ULTIMA JOINTS INVISIBLES PURE tiles supplied by MOSAIK-FLOOR. The customer installed and glued the tiles himself onto a severely damaged floor; gluing is a prerequisite for vehicles weighing more than 1.5 metric tons to drive over the surface.
Photos from the construction site
Floor in front
Floor after
This Project by the Numbers
- 300 m² of ULTIMA PURE dark gray tiles with invisible grout lines, or approximately 1,460 tiles measuring 45.3 x 45.3 cm
- 100% of the tiles are glued down
- Installation performed by the customer
Frequently Asked Questions About This Construction Project
Can a mechanic install PVC tiles on his own?
Yes: For this commercial garage, MOSAIK-FLOOR supplied 300 m² of ULTIMA JOINTS INVISIBLES tiles, and the customer installed and adhered them himself.
Should ULTIMA JOINTS INVISIBLES tiles be installed in a garage?
Yes, as soon as the garage begins accepting vehicles weighing more than 1.5 metric tons: when installed using clips, this slab has a weight limit of 1.5 metric tons, so adhesive installation is a prerequisite for a professional garage.
How many tiles are needed for 300 m²?
Approximately 1,460 ULTIMA JOINTS INVISIBLES tiles measuring 45.3 x 45.3 cm, plus offcuts.
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Updated on October 21, 2026.