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10mm Ultra heavy-duty floor tiles

- Ideal for large front loaders and aircraft
- Designed for extreme point loads
- Withstands relentless wear
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X500/10 Heavy Duty Floor Tile

The X500/10 is our ultra heavy-duty tile and features an X-Joint connection and lightly textured finish. While the 7mm tile suits most industrial environments, the 10mm version is for extremely heavy vehicles and point loads.

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Specifications

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Finish: Microtextured
Material: PVC (Choose from recycled or virgin)
Joint Design: X-Joint
Slip Rating: R10
Sustainability: 100% Recyclable
Dimensions: 497mm x 497mm
Thickness: 9.6mm variations +/- 0.3mm
Weight: 11.2kg/m2
Hardness: 90-92 Shore A
Sound Insulation Properties: Up to 46db
Fire Rating: Bfl-S1
Thermal Insulation Properties: R Value – 1.58

Versions

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This product is available in two versions. The X500/10 made from 100% virgin PVC material, or a version made from recycled material for more sustainability (though the standard version is 100% recyclable).

Perfect for

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  • 3-wheeled forklifts (with heavy loads)
  • Extermely heavy vehicles with tight turning circles
  • Large forktrucks and frontloaders
  • Narrow aisle stackers
  • HGVs executing tight manoeuvres
  • Aircraft
  • Manufacturing facilities
  • Goods processing areas
  • Loading bays
  • Warehousing
  • Aircraft hangars
  • HGV workshops

Installation

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Installing the 10mm heavy-duty floor tiles is quick and easy. There’s no need for adhesives, downtime, or specialist equipment. The interlocking design means the tiles can be laid directly over most existing floors with minimal preparation. That makes it perfect for busy sites where stopping production isn’t an option. And if you ever need to move or replace a tile, it’s just as easy.

Use our professional installation team, or install yourself using our installation guide.

Reinforced for extreme environments

The ultra heavy-duty floor tile is packed with 42% more thickness than our bestselling 7mm version. It’s designed specifically for environments where excessive forces and vehicles with heavy point loads are at work. These 10mm floor tiles are engineered for incredible strength and performance in the most demanding settings.

Do I need the 10mm tile?

Ecotile’s 10mm ultra heavy-duty floor tiles are extremely tough. They can easily withstand heavy point loads, high traffic movements and the rigours of exceptional industrial challenges. However, our original and bestselling Ecotile 7mm interlocking floor tiles are the go-to solution for most industrial environments. Used throughout the world, they enhance floors in factories, warehouses, workshops and even retail outlets.

When you have concerns about extremely heavy loads and agressive turning movements, our 10mm heavy-duty tile may be ideal:

  • 3-wheeled forklifts (with heavy loads)
  • Exceptionally heavy vehicles with tight turning circles
  • Large forklifts and frontloaders
  • Narrow aisle stackers
  • HGVs executing tight manoeuvres
  • Aircraft and aerospace facilities

The ultimate floor covering. Installed in hours.

As with all Ecotile products, our 10mm tiles are designed to be loose-laid for fast, disruption-free installation. They can be fitted in sections, allowing you to keep operations running during install. And they’re ready to use immediately, without the curing or drying time associated with floor paints or screed. They’re even great for areas where subfloors are uneven and worn, so you can save time on prep and costly repairs.

Smarter protection for leased or aging floors

Choosing Ecotile means you can skip the cycle of repainting or repairing worn concrete (ideal for leased premises). Ecotile protects your subfloor for 20+ years, making it a smart, longer-term investment in safety and performance.

Ecotile’s 10mm heavy-duty floor tiles are perfect for:

  • Manufacturing facilities
  • Goods processing areas
  • Loading bays
  • Warehousing
  • Aircraft hangars
  • HGV workshops

 

Frequently asked questions

Some of the most common questions we get from engineers, facility managers, and health & safety teams.

Are 10mm ultra-heavy duty floor tiles available in different colours?

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Our 10mm product is available in a choice of dark grey, graphite or black as standard. However, we’re able to manufacture 10mm tiles in other colours too for larger quantity projects. Please get in touch to discuss 10mm colour options with our team.

Is there a difference in original 10mm tiles vs recycled 10mm tiles?

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Our recycled tiles are made by recycling our original tiles and offcuts, so there’s no difference performance wise. During the recycling process of taking tiles back to their original PVC granule state, there’s a slight shrinkage occurs. This means that our recycled tiles are slightly smaller in surface area vs our original tiles. But apart from that, there’s no difference. (recycled 10mm tiles don’t connect to original 10mm tiles due to the slight size difference).

Are 10mm tiles installed the same way as 7mm floor tiles?

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Yes they are. Exactly the same process. They can be loose-laid in most situations, and would only need glue to combat any direct heat sources or super high point loads. Our team will be happy to assess your premises and machinery to help determine the perfect solution for your specific requirements.

Can 10mm floor tiles be used on a sloping subfloor?

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Yes they can. We’d always recommend a site visit or consultation with our team, but we have installed tiles on sloping concrete subfloors previously. The angle of slope, subfloor surface constitution are a couple of key considerations initially. Get in touch if you have a specific area you’d like us to look at.

When would ultra-heavy duty floor tiles be recommended vs 7mm tiles?

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Ultra-heavy duty 10mm floor tiles are recommended when you’re dealing with extremely heavy loads and aggressive turning movements – for example, in environments using 3-wheeled forklifts with heavy loads, exceptionally heavy vehicles with tight turning circles, large forklifts and frontloaders, narrow aisle stackers, HGVs performing tight manoeuvres, or in aircraft and aerospace facilities.