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I'm looking to do a spaceship table to do boarding actions and such, or space hulk type games. I thought perhaps I'd just buy some kind of printed roll out mat for the surface - something with grates and tiles and deckplates and such, rather than using a plain cloth or trying to make my own, but my initial google search has come up empty, as have the gaming Matt companies I'm familiar with (zuzzy and hotz). Anybody know of one for sale out there?

Thanks!

I don't play 40K or really any of these games but I was curious when I saw your question as I want some backgrounds to display with my figs. I did some searching and found the following.....

This site looks very promising for a large variety of printable maps.....
http://www.worldworksgames.com/store/index.php?view=catalog

Tiamat map maker appears to be free software where you can select a range of tiles to build our own map.
http://www.rpgobjects.com/tiamat/

This German site has a big zip file with plenty of print and play options....worth a look in the "Sci-fi floor plan" area.
http://www.germy.co.uk/fprpg.htm

I think a fixed floorplan doesn't make sense gamewise. But there are a dozen options for variable but more expensive ones.

Starting with Space Hulk game, OOP Doom boardgame, Sedition Wars, then going to Worldworks and then to 2D73D wood/plastic/resin corridor systems a.o. by Armorcast, Warmill etc.

Dust Warfare, OOP AT-43 and OOP Star Wars Miniature game had some cheaper printed floorplans.

Thanks - I wasn't really looking for a floorplan per se, just something I could put my walls down on. I'd rather not print it if I could.