Just showing off. Plastic tiles like RaceDeck at a fraction of the price.
I like it so much that I signed up as a dealer.
I like it so much that I signed up as a dealer.
My new garage floor
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RT Customs side. We put down epoxy in the garage area. That's Randy under my 80 and Chris, the unpaid help in the background cleaning up ;p
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under $2 per tile. But I have to order enough to fill an entire container (20,000 tiles) to get that price.
How's the dirt sweep up off that?
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You can wash it , mop it, or hose it. The tile is about 3/8 thick with gaps underneath for the water to runoff. Each tile is rated at 2000 lbs working weight with 8000 lbs of load failure limit (as tested).
That's pretty nifty. No worries about mold/mildew in the gaps?
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Not really a problem if you have a garage or basement with a drain. If your garage or basement is always damp, the tiles is above the wet concrete and has drain channels underneath for the water to flow. You can also unsnap the floor tiles and clean underneath.
Plastic is also impervious to common garage chemicals such as oil, gas, brake fluid, and etc. It can take the standard floor jacks and jack stands if it does not have sharp edges on it. The only thing that will not work on it is high heat such as the sparks from a welder.
The rised ribbs on it are for traction and have a patent on its design. The only thing I recommend for a working garage is to NOT use the white tiles as it is hard to keep clean.
The tiles are available with bumpstops and ramp-edge pieces for the garage door openings.
Plastic is also impervious to common garage chemicals such as oil, gas, brake fluid, and etc. It can take the standard floor jacks and jack stands if it does not have sharp edges on it. The only thing that will not work on it is high heat such as the sparks from a welder.
The rised ribbs on it are for traction and have a patent on its design. The only thing I recommend for a working garage is to NOT use the white tiles as it is hard to keep clean.
The tiles are available with bumpstops and ramp-edge pieces for the garage door openings.
ok I was wondering about spills.
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I have a few hundred square feet of this stuff on hand. I'm too busy to market this stuff and waiting on Walmart to call me back.
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So I take it liquid from snow melt and slush, etc will seep between the tiles?
