The Module Board tile is an ideal draining outdoor flooring solution that can withstand very heavy loads.
Install a draining outdoor floor in just a few minutes
With these road plates, you can build an outdoor surface that can withstand extreme weather conditions and high mechanical loads. It can be easily installed on different types of damaged or irregular supports while protecting the existing support. This solution is completely removable and allows rapid installation and dismantling, without interrupting the activity.
The tiles fit together and do not require glue or fixing tools. This flooring designed for both private and professional use.
The tiles are made from recycled PVC and in France. In order to finalize your exterior draining floor, beveled ramps are available allowing access to heavy vehicles more easily.
Advantage:
- Robust floor that can be installed on all types of floors.
- It adapts to the support and no preliminary work is necessary.
- It withstands very heavy loads, cars, construction machinery up to 40 tons.
- Module Board is easy to install and move.
Uses:
- Private and/or professional car parks
- Private driveway and/or public domain
- Surroundings of racks, boxes, shelters
- Soil drainage and stabilization
- Concerts/Festivals
Module Board color chart:
- Only available in Anthracite (Recycled)
Delivery within 15 working days
Stabilizing and draining tiles in 100% recycled PVC
Thickness : 20 mm / 40 mm
Dimensions (mm): 1031x714mm (0,685m²)/1034x719mm (0,685m²)
Weight: 24,8kg/m² (17kg/tile) / 36,5kg/m² (25kg/tile) / 24kg/m² (16,5kg/tile) / 36,5kg/m² (25kg/tile)
UV stability: Yes
Slip resistance: Yes
Max resistance:
- Module Board X20 Recycled up to 20 t./m²
- Module Board X40 Recycled up to 40 t./m²
- Module Board Drainage X20 Recycled up to 15 t./m²
- Module Board Drainage X40 Recycled up to 35 t./m²
Warranty: 20
This range is made of 100% recycled PVC. Manufacturing is waste-free, as all rejected slabs and excess material are recycled on site. The recycled range is only available in anthracite. Due to the recycling process, small white dots may appear.
