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I can't attest to that cold of a temperature but our Freeflow is installed in our snowmobile trailer and is continually in cold weather under constant use. We had a few -20F to -30F days this past winter but again not constant and down to what your asking. Damm that's cold!

I have the Free Flow installed in my enclosed trailer. It is susceptible to snow and ice in the winter and mud and sand in the summer- it for sure has met our needs and I love the look of it. I simply vacuum the dirt/sand out a few times each season (mostly summer) and have had no problem...

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The Horse Stall Mat is great recommendation as is USB boards. I've heard folks also finding rubber truck bed mats and using those. Ours are usually put up on their own lifts once returning from a trip. I have Racedeck Flooring in our trailer and Caliber Track Guide/Panels to protect. (photo...

I'm okay with the weather. Plenty of warm gear to wear when we're out snowmobiling this weekend. Well... if the snowmobiles start! lol

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Thank You. I think it for sure was the best way to go. I've been nothing short of impressed since the day it arrived. Since the install, we've gotten a LOT of complements and inquiries from fellow UTV'ers, auto racers and snowmobilers. So much so I probably could have sold product right from...

:headscrat Dang it- sorry Tommy! Anyone else not seeing them? Showing up on my end, but that don't mean much. :lol_hitti

Generator enclosure for our trailer- black cube on right side. Photos are during install, not seen is added lower door (screen) air inlet as that was sent out for black powder coating. The original enclosure was shorter in height, I removed and made taller enclosure to meet the height of the...

I ordered enough for 29' x 7' floor of trailer and a few extra pieces if I ever need to replace any. The e-track (which nicely sits flush with the tiles installed) takes up some of the floor space too. I ordered from rubberflooringinc.com and utilized a good discount they offered online...

So far we've had no issues, however none of our sleds are studded. That is going to change here shortly as the wife wants me to stud hers before the season kicks in. From my research online, talking to Race Deck, as well as seeing other snowmobilers whom have similar flooring, I do not...

The bummer on going with linoleum or equivalent style tile is once it starts to rip, tear and or crack... it looks terrible and if the flooring was applied with an adhesive, is a pain in the **** to remove. It's also terribly slippery when wet. We did the checkerboard linoleum in one of our...

Our trailer is used for Snowmobiling, our UTV's and for the race cars and karts, so is out and about a lot all year long. I painted the floor the same color as lower part of the walls (dark gray) and after lots of research I installed the Free Flow style Race Deck. It's worked well for us...

I voted yes, but in my situation we have a 3 car attached garage for the wife's SUV, my truck and in the 3rd bay we store our snowmobiles. The "Real" garage/shop is the adjacent 30 x 45 next to the house where the other fun stuff is kept and work is done in.

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Our garage houses both our RV and an enclosed trailer so there isn't much light coming down from above either of them. On each side of the garage I installed our lights as those areas are (for me) the optimum work and open spaces. On the ceiling down the middle of the garage, between our RV...

I've been happy with the quality and price from Discount Shop Towels online. I use the blue roll towels and they have the rags in a box stuff too.