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I had a slab poured and a pre-made one car garage fit my tractor and attachments. It was about a quarter of the price of a custom on-site build

A little love for the tractor shed….the Masonite floor was looking shabby. Racedeck has grey tiles in their Clearance section of their website and I have their floor in my main car garage for eleven years now so why not? A few hours work and done. Very easy to install...

Thanks guys, it is a model KRL 773. Pulled it from the wall, spun around and the ID label was on the upper left hand back corner. Called Snap-On to order the drawer latches, they are sending to me free of charge.

I cannot locate the model number of this 25-year-old Snap-On Box and need to order some of the slide-locks for drawer closure retention. It's 73" long and I figure this was as good a place as any to ask! Not sure I can get the plastic slide locks without the model number of the box, however...

No, I did not put anything under the Race Deck. I want it to fully drain after pressure washing. No issue with noise at all (our Master Bedroom is above the garage and I walk on it many a night after the Mrs has gone to bed). Be sure to allow for seasonal shinkage though. If installing this...

Just for fun, I dug up the photos from ten years ago. My Floor before the Racedeck, and then the day I put it down. It has aged far better than I ever anticipated it would,

Not as heavy as what you are doing to be sure. No welding, but I do the basics like oil changes, brake jobs, exhausts, motorcycle restorations, that sort of thing. Floor jacks and jackstands can dent the flooring. Race Deck will send you a replacement tile free of charge if that occurs (or...

No issues underneath that I am aware of, however I obviously don't pull the floor up to check. If you do flood it with a lot of water, you will see the water squish up in the seams of the tiles for a couple of days until it all dries out. I always power wash the floor, not flood it with a...

There are two main types of sealer, emulsion or oil. The emulsion is the stuff you buy at Home Depot and is water based. The oil is typically more expensive and applied by asphalt companies. After 30 years. using emulsion, I switched to oil after having a new driveway put in and the...

My car washing buddy.....

I installed this Race Deck Flooring ten years ago (Sept 2014) and gave it the annual wash today using a foam cannon hooked up to a pressure washer. I never expected this to look this good a decade later. I have a few minor dents here and there from wheels on a floor jack, but other than those...