To avoid these ads, REGISTER NOW!

New Racedeck Freeflow XL

S

spoiledandsoiledbyKTM

New member
Joined
Feb 11, 2013
Messages
3
After months of creeping on this amazing site I have finally pulled the trigger. We just ordered a Racedeck floor. We actually ordered the Freeflow XL which is yet to be put on the website. Since it is one of the first Freeflow XL's sold we will post before and after pics sometime in the next few weeks. Gonna be KTM colors. 3' black border, 18" Orange line inside that with a graphite fill. Newage cabinets on the way as well. PUMPED!!:rocker::rocker:
 
To avoid these ads, REGISTER NOW!
M

MSG C5

Well-known member
Joined
Jan 11, 2011
Messages
193
Location
Sarasota Area
spoiledandsoiledbyKTM said:
After months of creeping on this amazing site I have finally pulled the trigger. We just ordered a Racedeck floor. We actually ordered the Freeflow XL which is yet to be put on the website. Since it is one of the first Freeflow XL's sold we will post before and after pics sometime in the next few weeks. Gonna be KTM colors. 3' black border, 18" Orange line inside that with a graphite fill. Newage cabinets on the way as well. PUMPED!!:rocker::rocker:
Click to expand...

Congrats! Looking forward to the pics of the new product.

RD had announced the new Freeflow XL right before I pulled the trigger on my Freeflow standard floor. I stopped for a moment to consider it, however since I had already measured out my floor design and everything was in place, I chose the standard 12" tiles. I'm very happy with my floor and it looks great going on it's second month of use. Clean up is easier than I thought as well as I simply vacuum the floor like I would carpet, but I use my Shop Vac with it's wide attachment. Pretty easy! :thumbup:







:beer:
 
R

RaceDeck1

Well-known member
Joined
Oct 8, 2007
Messages
3,001
Location
Salt Lake City , Utah
MSG C5 said:
Congrats! Looking forward to the pics of the new product.

RD had announced the new Freeflow XL right before I pulled the trigger on my Freeflow standard floor. I stopped for a moment to consider it, however since I had already measured out my floor design and everything was in place, I chose the standard 12" tiles. I'm very happy with my floor and it looks great going on it's second month of use. Clean up is easier than I thought as well as I simply vacuum the floor like I would carpet, but I use my Shop Vac with it's wide attachment. Pretty easy! :thumbup:







:beer:
Click to expand...

Looks great!!!
 
F

fatielajia

New member
Joined
Nov 27, 2013
Messages
2
I stopped for a moment to consider it, however since I had already measured out my floor design and everything was in place
0U2hFr
 
To avoid these ads, REGISTER NOW!
OP
S

spoiledandsoiledbyKTM

New member
Joined
Feb 11, 2013
Messages
3
Garage painted. Floor goes in tomorrow. Then cabinets after that. I'll post before and after pictures once it all gets done. You guys have some awesome garages. I can't wait to be next!!
 
S

SteveCh

Well-known member
Joined
Dec 21, 2012
Messages
1,052
Casters roll just fine on my FreeFlows. I even have a table saw which is several hundred pounds on a machine dolly thing and it rolls freely. No marks or damage left on the tiles. Rolling car jack, ditto, no damage.
 
R

RaceDeck1

Well-known member
Joined
Oct 8, 2007
Messages
3,001
Location
Salt Lake City , Utah
SteveCh said:
Casters roll just fine on my FreeFlows. I even have a table saw which is several hundred pounds on a machine dolly thing and it rolls freely. No marks or damage left on the tiles. Rolling car jack, ditto, no damage.
Click to expand...

When we engineered the spacing of the ribs ( and on all solid tread patterns of RaceDeck) we accounted for rolling boxes, tool trays, stands, and even 4-post lifts, while at the same time provide good slip resistance
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
To avoid these ads, REGISTER NOW!
Top Bottom