Carl's Golf Room Floor Tile System

Durable, Cushioned Flooring for Your Golf Simulator Setup

Golfers love these soft foam tiles for the floors of their indoor golf simulator. Interlocking pieces give you a flooring solution that stays put and is easy to install.

For a finished look, add our optional tapered edge pieces and corner pieces. They create a smooth transition that avoids tripping hazards and rounds out the flooring in your golf simulator setup.

Bring even more immersion to your golf simulator setup by laying turf on top and seamlessly integrating your hitting mat or strip into the flooring. Achieve that desired mat-to-turf look and feel that every indoor golfer craves.

Step 1. Measure Your Floor Space

Start by measuring the area you want to cover.

• Width (left to right, in inches)
• Depth (front to back, in inches)

Step 2. Figure Out How Many Floor Tiles You Need

Check the floor tile dimensions below for measurements. Note how the interlocking puzzle pieces will change the overall width of your floor tile, and plan your layout accordingly.

Check out this floor tile calculator to help you calculate the number of boxes that you need to order.

*Double-check your measurements and consider any odd room dimensions, angles, or areas that require custom cuts. Remember to take into account the interlocking tabs and the space they take up. Carl's Place recommends ordering a little extra vs. exactly what you need.

Step 3. Tally Up How Many Edge Pieces You Need

Tapered Tall EdgesIf you are searching for a more polished look, Carl's recommends the taller, tapered edge to hold the turf in neatly. Sold separately in packs of 6.

Make sure to order the right amount of each type. There are two types:

• Width edges (front and back of your space)
• Depth edges (left and right sides)

Step 4. Don’t Forget the Corner

• Corner pieces come in packs of 4. Most setups only need 1 pack.
• If your layout has inside corners (like a T- or L-shaped area), you can order extra, and cut the corner pieces to fit.

Example Floor Tile and Edge Layout

Floor Tile area covered (no finished edge): 199.38" wide x 238.88" deep

• 199.38" width = 5 tiles wide
• 238.88" depth = 6 tiles deep

If you want edges around the entire perimeter of the floor, you need: 5 edges across the front + 5 across the back = 10 width edges. They come in packs of 6, so order 2 packs. 6 edges along the left + 6 along the right = 12 depth edges. Order 2 packs. 4 corners = 1 pack (4 per pack)

Floor Tile area covered (with finished edge): 207.25" wide x 246.75" deep

• 207.25" width = 5 tiles wide + Edge Pieces
• 246.75" depth = 6 tiles deep + Edge Pieces

Total Pieces Used:

• 12 total width edge pieces, use 10
• 12 total depth edge pieces, use all 12
• 4 total corner pieces

*Note: when calculating the above example subfloor area, the dimensions may vary slightly from what the final layout would be, due to the interlocking tabs. Please take that into account when measuring your space.