Interlock Flow Rubber Tiles & Edges

Installation Instructions

Tools Required:

• Non-marking rubber mallet or standard hammer
• Sharp utility knife (e.g. Stanley knife) for trimming tiles or edges

Preparation

Before installation, ensure the matwell or floor area is thoroughly cleaned and free from dust, dirt, and debris. A clean surface helps the tiles interlock properly and sit flat.

Installation Steps

1. Start in a Corner

Begin in one corner of the matwell or designated area.
Connect the first tiles together, then continue building outwards to create the required size and layout.

Tap tiles gently into place using a mallet or by hand to ensure a secure connection.

2. Adding Bevelled Edges (If Required)

Interlock Flow uses two types of bevel edges: female and male. Female bevels connect to the visible interlocking side of a tile. Male bevels connect to the straight (non‑interlocking) tile edge.

Both bevel types simply click into place to create a neat, safe ramped perimeter.

3. Cutting Tiles or Bevels

Tiles and bevel edges can be easily trimmed using a sharp utility knife.

Cutting Tiles:

Use the moulded guide lines on the underside of the tile to achieve clean, accurate cuts.

Following these lines ensures the cut tile will still interlock correctly and accept bevel edges where needed.

Cutting Bevel Edges:

Attach the bevel to the tile first, then trim the bevel to create:

A straight outer edge, or

A neat mitre in corners (as typically shown in installation diagrams).

4. Optional Adhesive

Superglue or similar adhesive may be used to bond tiles or bevels together, but it is not required.
The interlocking system is designed to hold securely without glue in most installations.