Thanks for the info on tie-downs, and ArmorPoxy you'll be getting an email from me because I would much rather do epoxy but I've been afraid of the flex issues.
Oh, cool. I hadn't been able to find much information on it. Any specific type of bit and drill? I've never worked with VCT so I don't know what's involved. And there's no issue with bolting an anchor plate through it for tie-downs? I'm worried that it might crack over time.
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I have an enclosed trailer with a wood floor and have been trying to figure out what to use to protect the floor. I had been considering epoxy in the past but was talked out of it due to the possibility of it cracking. I came across some people online who had used VCT tiles in their...
I'm on Home Depot's deal of the day mailing list, and today's deal includes garage door insulation kits. I live in the Northeast and have been sheetrocking and insulating my garage, and am not familiar with this stuff.
From reading the reviews it looks like the purpose of this is primarily to...
Yes, they go all the way across the back. Sorry, I wasn't clear in my initial post. I'll see if I can get some pictures up once there's some room in this disaster :-)
Good idea about using the combination of PVC and MDF. I'll see how things hang and report back.
Thanks - One thing I failed to mention, which might change things, is that it actually has two brackets on the back - One at the top of the box and one at the bottom. Perhaps this would help distribute the load a bit.
One other thing I'm thinking of if I do mount these - After hanging them on...
Hi everybody,
I purchased a pair of the Gladiator 30"x 30" x 12" wall-mount toolboxes on sale. I also purchased a few sheets of MDF slatwall on Craigslist that I plan on installing in a corner of my shop. The Gladiator boxes come with slatwall mounts (Naturally they want you to only use the...