Bsc Preferred MAT320BE Vinyl Snap Tile 4 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED MAT320BE is a modular cross-hatch vinyl floor tile designed to snap together on-site without adhesives or specialized tools, allowing installers to build custom floor coverage configurations quickly. The top surface features raised diamond patterns that channel water away from the walking surface and improve traction underfoot. At 9/16 inch thickness, these tiles provide a durable, low-profile safety surface suited for wet or high-traffic areas in commercial and industrial facilities. Beveled ramp edges and corner pieces are included to complete installations and reduce trip hazards at borders. Each case contains 4 tiles.

These tiles are appropriate for facility safety applications including warehouses, locker rooms, pool decks, workshops, and light industrial floors where slip resistance and drainage are required. The modular snap-together design makes them practical for both permanent installations and temporary floor protection layouts. Facility maintenance teams, safety coordinators, and contractors install these tiles without specialty equipment. The H-1328BLU designation identifies a directly equivalent part this product replaces.

Key Features

• Snap-together modular design allows on-site custom configuration without adhesives
• Raised cross-hatch diamond surface promotes drainage and improves traction
• 9/16 inch thickness provides a durable, stable underfoot surface
• Beveled ramp and corner pieces minimize trip hazards at tile borders
• Sold in cases of 4 tiles for straightforward quantity management
• Direct equivalent replacement for part number H-1328BLU

Compatibility

Designed as a direct equivalent replacement for part number H-1328BLU. Compatible with other modular snap-together vinyl tile systems using the same interlocking edge profile and 9/16 inch thickness specification.

Installation Notes

Facility maintenance staff or general contractors typically install these tiles without trade licensing requirements. Ensure the subfloor is clean, dry, and flat before laying tiles to achieve proper interlock engagement. Install beveled ramp pieces along all exposed outer edges to eliminate trip hazards and meet general facility safety guidelines. Tiles should be inspected periodically and snapped back into position if any section becomes disengaged from heavy equipment traffic.