DrainDeck Industrial Duckboard Tiles – 1 Piece
Heavy-duty open-grid drainage tile for workshops, wash areas, wet workspaces and commercial floor applications.
Explore open-grid duckboard tiles and mats designed for drainage, airflow and practical everyday use in bathrooms, showers, pool surrounds, changing rooms and commercial wet areas.
Heavy-duty open-grid drainage tile for workshops, wash areas, wet workspaces and commercial floor applications.
Interlocking drainage tile designed to connect into practical floor layouts for showers, changing rooms and wet areas.
Flexible open-grid tile with locking edges for modular drainage flooring in wet, commercial and high-traffic spaces.
Single rubber drainage mat for showers, wash areas, changing rooms, kitchens and other wet floor environments.
Open-grid designs allow water and cleaning liquids to move through the surface instead of collecting on top.
The elevated tile structure supports airflow beneath the surface and helps separate users from wet base floors.
Interlocking sections connect into custom floor layouts and allow individual pieces to be replaced where required.
Suitable options are available for showers, changing rooms, pool surrounds, wash areas and wet commercial workspaces.
Duckboard tiles and mats create a raised walking surface for areas exposed to water, moisture, cleaning liquids and regular washdowns. Their open-grid construction allows liquid, dirt and small debris to pass beneath the upper surface instead of remaining directly where people walk.
This makes modular duckboard flooring a practical option for showers, changing rooms, pool surrounds, wash bays, workshops, commercial kitchens, utility spaces and selected industrial environments.
The collection includes interlocking drainage tiles and individual duckboard mats that can be connected to cover small workstations or larger floor areas.
Duckboard flooring consists of raised, perforated tiles or mats with open spaces across the surface. The raised construction separates the upper walking surface from the underlying floor and allows water to move through the openings.
Unlike a solid floor covering, duckboard flooring does not trap all liquid on top of the product. It creates space beneath the surface for drainage, airflow and cleaning access.
Individual sections connect to form a larger modular layout. Depending on the product, sections may be removed, repositioned or replaced without removing the complete floor.
Each tile has an elevated surface supported by a structured underside. The holes or open-grid channels allow water and loose debris to pass beneath the upper walking area.
Important: Duckboard flooring supports surface drainage, but it does not replace a correctly designed floor drain, suitable floor slope or proper water-management system.
Duckboard flooring is useful where the main flooring problem is moisture, pooled water, washdown liquid or the need to keep users raised above the underlying floor.
Its modular format also makes it suitable for small wet zones, temporary workstations and large areas that may need to be expanded or reconfigured in the future.
| Flooring option | Best suited to | Surface style | Main consideration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Duckboard tiles and mats | Showers, changing rooms, wash areas, pool surrounds and wet workspaces | Raised open-grid drainage surface | The supporting floor must still drain correctly |
| Drainage Floor Tiles | Commercial wet areas, utility spaces and washdown zones | Modular drainage tile surface | Check product dimensions, height and interlock compatibility |
| Airflow Tile Systems | Balconies, patios, wet entrances and ventilated areas | Raised open-grid ventilation surface | Better where underfloor airflow is a major requirement |
| Rubber Mats | Workstations, gyms and general floor-protection areas | Solid or textured rubber surface | Better for resilience and cushioning than drainage |
| Workshop Flooring | Tool areas, repair bays and general workspaces | Durable solid flooring | Better where general wear resistance is the main requirement |
Duckboard flooring is normally the more relevant option where liquid needs to pass beneath the walking surface. Rubber mats are generally more suitable where resilience or cushioning is required, while solid workshop flooring is better for dry or mixed-use work areas.
| Product | Format | Typical use | Buying note |
|---|---|---|---|
| DrainDeck Industrial Duckboard Tile | Single open-grid modular tile | Workshops, wash areas and commercial wet workspaces | Confirm quantity and coverage before ordering |
| DrainDeck Interlocking Duckboard Tile | Single interlocking drainage tile | Showers, changing rooms and modular wet-area layouts | Use compatible products within one connected floor |
| Duckboard Lock | Single locking open-grid section | Commercial, residential and utility drainage areas | Check size and connection style on the product page |
| Duckboard Rubber Mat 450 × 450mm | Single 450 × 450mm mat | Showers, wash areas, kitchens and small wet zones | Calculate the required number from the total floor area |
Product dimensions, materials, interlocking systems and coverage may differ. Check the individual product page or request confirmation before combining different duckboard products in one installation.
Creates a raised modular surface for shower areas, bathrooms and other spaces where water is regularly present.
Suitable for gyms, schools, clubs and staff facilities requiring practical wet-area floor coverage.
Allows splash water to pass beneath the upper surface around selected residential and commercial pool areas.
Useful in selected washing and preparation zones where water and cleaning liquids are regularly present.
Provides raised floor coverage in selected washing, cleaning and wet utility sections.
Can be installed in selected washdown zones and drainage areas where modular coverage is required.
Interlocking duckboard tiles connect to neighbouring sections to form a larger floor layout. Installation normally starts from a straight edge, with additional tiles connected in a consistent direction.
The modular system makes it possible to cover only the area that needs drainage flooring. More sections may be added later, provided they are compatible with the existing product.
Before ordering, confirm whether the selected tile is compatible with corners, edge pieces, ramps or other products already installed in the area.
Duckboard products may be manufactured from different materials, including flexible plastic compounds or rubber-based materials. Material affects flexibility, firmness, weight, cleaning methods and suitability for the intended environment.
Plastic products may offer a lightweight modular format, while rubber products may provide a different feel underfoot. The exact material should always be confirmed on the relevant product page.
Do not assume that all duckboard products have the same resistance to oils, chemicals, sunlight, heat or cleaning substances. Compatibility should be confirmed for demanding applications.
Determine whether the floor is exposed to shower water, pool splash, routine washdowns, cleaning liquids, rainwater, oils or other substances. The type of liquid may affect material selection.
The base should be stable and capable of directing water towards a suitable drain. Duckboard tiles allow water through the surface but cannot correct poor floor slope or blocked drainage.
Consider whether the floor will be used by barefoot pedestrians, employees wearing work footwear, customers, trolleys or cleaning equipment. Confirm that the selected product is appropriate for the expected use.
Measure the full length and width of the space and calculate the total square metres. Use the exact tile dimensions to determine how many pieces are required.
Products that look similar may use different connection systems. Confirm compatibility before combining existing tiles with new stock.
For commercial or regulated environments, confirm any required slip test, fire classification, chemical resistance, hygiene standard or load requirement before ordering.
Clean the supporting floor before installation and remove loose dirt, stones, grease and debris that could make the tiles sit unevenly.
Start from a straight wall or reference line where possible. Connect each section securely and keep the layout aligned as installation progresses.
Avoid blocking floor drains with tile supports or trapped debris. Where necessary, plan removable sections near drains so the underlying area remains accessible for cleaning.
After installation, inspect the perimeter and all connections. Correct loose, raised or unstable sections before the area is used.
Sweep or rinse the upper surface regularly to remove loose dirt. The area underneath the tiles should also be cleaned periodically because drained debris can accumulate on the supporting floor.
Modular tiles may be lifted in sections where deeper cleaning is required. Allow the base and tiles to dry appropriately before reconnecting the floor.
Use a suitable mild detergent unless the manufacturer confirms compatibility with stronger cleaning chemicals. Inspect tiles for damaged interlocks, deformation or excessive wear during routine maintenance.
They are used to create raised modular floor surfaces in showers, changing rooms, wash areas, pool surrounds, kitchens and selected commercial or industrial wet zones.
The openings allow water to pass beneath the upper surface, but the underlying floor must still slope and drain correctly.
Many modular products connect without adhesive. Installation requirements should still be confirmed for the exact product and application.
Yes, compatible modular sections can normally be added later, provided the same tile design and interlocking system remain available.
Selected products may be suitable for outdoor use. Confirm UV, weather and temperature suitability for the exact product before installation.
Open-grid and textured surfaces may support grip, but performance depends on the product, contaminants, footwear and maintenance. Request a tested slip rating where one is required.
Not necessarily. Connection tabs, tile dimensions and heights can differ, so compatibility should be confirmed before ordering.
Calculate the total floor area and divide it by the coverage of one tile. Include a suitable allowance for the layout, edges and future replacement pieces.
PVC Floor Tile supplies modular duckboard tiles and mats for residential, commercial and industrial wet-area applications. Available options include individual drainage mats and interlocking sections that can be configured for different floor areas.
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