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dumb question...but how do your disconnect plastic floor tile?
- Thread starter CT2012
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D.J.
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Couldn't you just unsnap it by laying like a 2X4 under it and hiting it with a rubber mallet?
RaceDeck1
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Here is a link to our installation page that has a video on how to pop out a tile or section http://www.racedeck.com/installation.html
Why did he mark the front of the garage? Didn't he just start 1/2" back from the overhead door metal guide and then go straight across?
Why did he mark the center of the garage?
I assume Racedeck or Garagedeck over radiant heat floor is no issue?
Why did he mark the center of the garage?
I assume Racedeck or Garagedeck over radiant heat floor is no issue?
RaceDeck1
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Why did he mark the front of the garage? Didn't he just start 1/2" back from the overhead door metal guide and then go straight across?
Why did he mark the center of the garage?
I assume Racedeck or Garagedeck over radiant heat floor is no issue?
If you are working with pattern designs that you want to come out evenly in the garage, you may mark your take off spots. Typically need only line up where you want the floor to end at the garage opening. Radiant flooring is fine with RaceDeck. We suggest you let the floor acclimate for 24 hours prior to install
Jorgen, my garage floor looks freakin' awesome. Your Snap Lock Industries product is really something else. I'll get to posting pictures when the garage is all neat & tidy, right now a bit chaotic.
Just wanted to thank you for making a great product.
Just wanted to thank you for making a great product.
zuk123
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If you have a ton of it to 'unzip' there is a special tool you can order. Otherwise, an old hockey stick works great. Pull up a tile or 2 on the line you want to unzip, slide the hockey stick in, slide it along the seam, keeping it mostly flat. Should unzip easily once you get the hang of it.
I've done tens of 1000's of square feet of the stuff as sportcourt for a traveling show. We never unzipped it smaller than 4 ft square pieces. We had a special cart that it stacked onto. After a while, you learned how to pull up and sort of snap your wrists to pop it loose along the seam (and after hundreds of cycles, it gets a lot easier to unsnap.)
zuk
I've done tens of 1000's of square feet of the stuff as sportcourt for a traveling show. We never unzipped it smaller than 4 ft square pieces. We had a special cart that it stacked onto. After a while, you learned how to pull up and sort of snap your wrists to pop it loose along the seam (and after hundreds of cycles, it gets a lot easier to unsnap.)
zuk