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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Winnipeg,MB - Canada
Posts: 36
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Finished the final layout tonight for our Race Deck floor. Moved from the orginal checker pattern plan to straight line 1 black - 4 graphite pattern running front to back with a black border. Hope to get it ordered this week.
Sorry no picture as I can't figure how to convert RaceDeck layout to a file I can upload
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Senior Member
Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Cleveland OH
Posts: 186
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one thing I can recommend for your install from my experience last weekend, don't cut your edge tiles when you first do the layout... I did, left about 3/8 inch gap for expansion on all sides, then the next day a portion of the floor was exposed to direct sunlight for several hours and this was no where near enough of a gap as the center started to buckle. I found myself ripping up the edge tiles and re-cutting them and taking off another 1/2 - 3/4 inch. I am now going around and re-cutting all the edge pieces I trimmed.
So do your layout, let it sit for several days and take periodic measurments to see how much it will expand prior to making your cuts... don't forget, you can always cut more but can not put material back! |
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Senior Member
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Salt Lake City , Utah
Posts: 1,199
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We have many tips for RaceDeck installations that apply to the various climates around the world.
One tip that we recommend is to set you RaceDeck floor in the garage or driveway during the day while you are installing your floor and if possible, do you installation at warmest part of day ( or when the sun exposure is greatest). This works really well in climates where there are huge temperature swings over 24 hours ( like a desert area where it can be 90-110 in the day and in the 50's at night. and as always, you can always call us.
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