

Explore a wide range of flooring solutions for your home, garage and outdoor areas.
Choose durable garage or workshop flooring that can handle heavy loads and intensive use. We also offer safe flooring for playgrounds, grass reinforcement grids for stabilising outdoor surfaces, comfortable balcony flooring and anti-slip solutions for safer movement around your home.













Choosing the right grit level for anti-slip solutions is not a minor detail – it is a key decision that directly affects both safety and comfort. Different environments come with different requirements and risks. In some cases, a finer surface is sufficient for comfortable walking, while in others a much coarser texture is necessary to ensure reliable performance in demanding conditions. Anti-slip elements therefore not only improve safety but also increase confidence when walking, which is essential for preventing injuries in residential, public and industrial environments.

Forget rubber mats, adhesive strips and other temporary fixes that eventually start to smell, grow mould and stop working. Modern anti-slip coatings offer a clean, long-lasting and visually unobtrusive solution that works directly on the surface of bathtubs and shower trays.
By applying a transparent coating to the bottom of your bathtub or shower, you create a safe, non-slip surface without changing the original appearance. To make the process as easy as possible, a complete DIY application kit is available. This allows you to treat smaller areas quickly and without the need for professional installation – whether at home or in a commercial setting.
TRANSPARENT | REMOVABLE | DIY APPLICATION

Polypropylene modular tiles have become a very popular solution for garages, workshops and technical spaces in recent years. But when you start searching online, you’ll quickly notice a strange paradox – most tiles look almost identical at first glance. The dimensions are often the same (e.g. 40 × 40 cm), the material is usually polypropylene, and product photos look very similar.
So how can you tell which tiles are actually high quality?
A complete guide to Mosolut garage flooring.
Choosing the right garage flooring is not just about aesthetics. A garage floor must withstand high point loads, resist oil, chemicals, fuel, sand, snow and salt, and at the same time be easy to maintain and quick to install.
Ideally, it should be something you can install yourself – without contractors, without dust and without taking your garage out of use for several days.
On the market – and in our Mosolut range – you will find several types of materials, from PVC to various polypropylene constructions. So how do you choose? In this guide, we explain which option is best for a real home garage, workshop or hobby space.
Some surfaces simply cannot withstand everyday use – whether it’s a lawn damaged by vehicles, muddy ground after rain, a steep slope or worn-out footpaths. These are exactly the situations where modern stabilisation systems like Mosolut INB, Mosolut HOF, Mosolut Easygrid, BERA grids, as well as slope mats and stepping panels come into play. They stabilise the ground, protect the soil, allow water drainage and at the same time preserve the natural look of the terrain.

Improve floor safety without visible changes
Rely on a modern anti-slip solution that significantly increases the safety of your surfaces – without altering their appearance. MicroGrip application is suitable for both indoor and outdoor environments and, with proper maintenance, provides a long-lasting, almost permanent effect.

Considering Mosolut Hestra tiles and wondering how they work and how to install them? We’ve prepared a practical guide along with a few tips to ensure your terrace or balcony stays beautiful and functional for many years.

Mosolut Machine PVC tiles are one of the most practical solutions for garages, workshops, warehouses and industrial spaces. Thanks to the interlocking system, installation is simple – no glue, no dust and no downtime. This guide will show you how to properly prepare the subfloor, install the tiles and achieve a professional result, even as a DIY project.
Choosing the right flooring depends mainly on how the space will be used. For garages and workshops, durable PVC and polypropylene (PP) modular floors are popular due to their strength and easy maintenance. For balconies and terraces, weather-resistant flooring designed for outdoor use is the best choice. For gardens, pathways and muddy areas, ground reinforcement and stabilisation systems can help create a durable and usable surface. When selecting a floor, consider the load, subfloor condition, maintenance requirements and overall appearance.
PVC modular flooring creates a solid, compact surface with excellent resistance to heavy loads. It is commonly used in garages, workshops, warehouses and industrial facilities. PVC floors are comfortable to walk on, quieter and provide good resistance to impacts.
PP (polypropylene) modular flooring is lighter and features an open or ventilated structure. It allows water, dirt and moisture to pass through the surface, making it ideal for garages, car detailing areas, balconies, terraces, pool surrounds and outdoor applications. PP flooring is particularly valued where drainage and ventilation of the subfloor are important.
In most cases, yes. Modular flooring systems are designed to be installed directly over existing solid surfaces without removing the original floor. The subfloor should be stable, reasonably level and free from loose sections. This allows for quick renovation without extensive construction work.
Yes. Most modular flooring systems are designed for simple DIY installation. Individual tiles connect using an interlocking system and usually require no special tools. For large commercial projects or technically demanding installations, professional installation may be beneficial.
Modular flooring is designed for easy maintenance. Everyday dirt can usually be removed by sweeping, vacuuming or washing with water. Most systems do not require regular sealing, painting or special treatments.
The lifespan depends on the product type, traffic levels and operating conditions. High-quality modular flooring systems are designed for long-term use and can provide many years of reliable service when properly installed and maintained.
Yes. One of the key advantages of modular flooring is its reusability. The floor can be dismantled, moved and reinstalled elsewhere, making it a practical solution for both permanent and temporary applications.
No. Modular flooring is available for both indoor and outdoor environments. Outdoor systems are designed to withstand rain, frost, UV radiation and daily wear while maintaining their functionality and appearance.
Modular flooring offers fast installation, minimal subfloor preparation, easy maintenance, high durability and the possibility of replacing individual damaged tiles. Many systems can also be removed and reused in another location.
Modular flooring is suitable for garages, workshops, basements, utility rooms, balconies, terraces, gardens, pool areas, warehouses and industrial facilities. The wide range of materials and designs allows solutions for both residential and commercial use.