new garage floor! before and after
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new garage floor! before and after
Found a guy on ebay. Big foot tiles. Basically a race deck replica that worked out to be under $1.60 a square ft shipped. Thought you guys would love the results
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Originally Posted by InTheAir
What do you do for the trim pieces in the corners or around the pole??
Looks great.
Looks great.
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Looks really good and an excellent price. As far as a jack or jack stands, a jack stand will definitely punch a hole in them. I use a metal sheet under my jackstands. I haven't had a problem with using a jack on the plastic pieces.
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Originally Posted by autobonrun
Looks really good and an excellent price. As far as a jack or jack stands, a jack stand will definitely punch a hole in them. I use a metal sheet under my jackstands. I haven't had a problem with using a jack on the plastic pieces.
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Originally Posted by Air Kuul TT
really? These are solid pieces, no?
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Originally Posted by LT1
No, the solid diamond plate 13" squares from Greg Smith Equipment
Sorry but I'm slow tonight... so are these solid tile or perferated underneath for water to drain? TIA.
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Originally Posted by autobonrun
The Racedeck pieces have a raised checkered pattern underneath with cutouts to allow water to drain. The top flat portion looks to only be about an 1/8" thick. Unfortunately my jackstands have pointed legs which can punch through into the open area underneath.
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Wow... I can see how a jack stand can punch through that? So do you find it effective for water draining? What LT1 has for $1.60 is pretty darn good.... but I don't want to do it if it will not hold up.
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Mine look virtually idential to your picture. I see you cut that tile. What kind of saw/blade combo worked out best for you?
tony...
Quality seems good although I havent done a side by side comparo to Race deck. I didnt ask about any warranty. If you bust a tile, you can always snap a new one in.
Mine look virtually idential to your picture. I see you cut that tile. What kind of saw/blade combo worked out best for you?
tony...
Quality seems good although I havent done a side by side comparo to Race deck. I didnt ask about any warranty. If you bust a tile, you can always snap a new one in.