Interlocking Rubber Flooring

i just ripped the floor out of my truck and i want to replece it with preferably rubber floor maybe nylon but definatly not carpet. it is a 1991 chevy 3/4 ton – CREW CAB. if anyone has any links, url’s or hook ups let me know

recently it rained a lot here in California so it was inevitable for me to step on the beige interior carpet in my brand new car..

i was thinking of getting the all season floor mat from the dealer but they cost $$$ (dont know exactly though)

or is there any other way to keep the interior carpet clean without the rubber floor mat?

will the hand car wash clean up the interior as well? but how will they be able to remove the stain on the carpet?

My house was built in 1958. The wood floor panels do not interlock. The contractor told me that the subfloor would have to be reinforced using shims and support because the subfloor support has come loose over the years. Now the floor squeeks where the subfloor has dipped according to the contractor. Is this the only way to prevent the noise before putting the stain and polyuerathene down?

We’re looking to redo the shop floor in our automotive repair facility. It’s 15 year old shop with oil soaked concrete and little to no downtime is a must. Cost is important, but longevity and durability is higher on the totem poll. I’ve found three main routes to take:

1) Epoxy — One or two part systems with primers, top coats, etc. Major problem is expense of the downtime required to shot blast and the week needed for the epoxy to completely cure before resuming heavy duty work on it.  Read more...

i purchased interlocking floor tile off sams club auction sight, unfortunately i did not purchase enough and they do not carry them any more does any one know where i can get more.They are a 18×18 tile gray with a coin pattern made by a company called tectra