Plastic Floor Tiles (Sears Liquidation) Limited Supply

[Trapps]

PSA

The Sears in Livonia Michigan is closing. They have fixtures, tools and a whole random pile of stuff at incredible bargains. Including plastic floor tiles. I bought enough red to do my shop floor for $1.00/each. Black and grey are gone. Red was down to a couple of hundred. There are 600+ green left as of 4:00pm today (WED 4MAR2020)

If you go, ask for Jill who works for the liquidator.

 

[2manytools]

well dang. If I was maybe half as close as I am, I'd grab a bunch of red ones. I'm near the Sears in Grandville / Grand Rapids, but no tiles at that store.

 

[timmyisme22]

As an ex employee, I hate those things with a passion. Don't pull heavy equipment like a fridge rapidly while on them, trust me.

Otherwise, good hunting on those bargains!

 

[7avalon7]

Sorry for dumb questions, but what is the purpose of having these floor tiles with the little holes? Is that so the floor is not slippery when wet, or there is accidental spill?

I think when the local Sears closed a while back, they had some of these but not sure how much they were selling for. I should have paid more attention

 

[Chuckster in NJ]

Sorry for dumb questions, but what is the purpose of having these floor tiles with the little holes? Is that so the floor is not slippery when wet, or there is accidental spill?

I think when the local Sears closed a while back, they had some of these but not sure how much they were selling for. I should have paid more attention

Check out: www.racedeck.com for some info.

 

[grtechguy]

well dang. If I was maybe half as close as I am, I'd grab a bunch of red ones. I'm near the Sears in Grandville / Grand Rapids, but no tiles at that store.

I live near that store as well, last time I stopped in the tool dept was pretty much 1/20th what it used to be

 

[CLINT-THE-GREAT]

when does this store close?