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VC-Racing

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I'm hoping I can get some recommendations for a durable floor leveler to level the gap under my 12ft. wide commercial roll up door . There is a gap of 1/4"-3/8" X 8ft under the door seal when it is lowered against the floor. I need something that is going to stand up to heavy vehicle traffic. I don't want to grind the opening level because it will require me to remove the door and door frame channels and I don't have the equipment to handle that task. Any help would be graciously appreciated.


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thanks, for the tip. I'm sure I'll have to remove the epoxy coating around the area and patch it and maybe build up a small 1/2" lip to act as a threshold to help prevent water from blowing under the door seal. My next problem may be finding the product , so if there are any other products that would meet that criteria please let me know. Its going to be Monday before I can contact ARDEX to see if its available in my area.
 

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Are you sure it's the concrete that's un-level and not an adjustment on the door itself?

For a 1/4-3/8 gap I'd look into if there is a thicker door seal available or if yours has just deteriorated.....
 

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I'll check and see if I can order it for you and ship it down directly to you. I have every ardex product listed in the price book except for that particular one, but it appears to be the right product for the application. I'll check price and availability and frankly, you can have it at my cost + shipping. Let me call and find out.
 
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Are you sure it's the concrete that's un-level and not an adjustment on the door itself?

For a 1/4-3/8 gap I'd look into if there is a thicker door seal available or if yours has just deteriorated.....


Doors about 6mths old. Its the concrete. I can lower it all the way down and the outer edges are flat on the concrete and in the center its got a gap. Overhead Door has already included the premium door seal when the door was installed. Leveling it or grinding it is my only options at this moment.

I'll check and see if I can order it for you and ship it down directly to you. I have every ardex product listed in the price book except for that particular one, but it appears to be the right product for the application. I'll check price and availability and frankly, you can have it at my cost + shipping. Let me call and find out.

Thanks for the offer, I may take you up on that if I can't find it locally. I'm calling them Monday to find out if they will have a supplier close by. Nearest city to me is Columbia SC Zip 29202.


I'll snap a pic or 2 tomorrow and post them .


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Vic
 

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Anything made by a company called Ardex. They make some of the best floor leverers in the business. Feather finish will do some small patching but for floor leveling I would use the Ardex K-301.

http://www.ardex.com/productDetail....tParentID=2&ProductCategoryID=24&ProductID=74

Check it out. Should do what you need.

+1 Ardex, best stuff around

I redid my garage floor with CD and it looks new and is holding up well...
basically a $100 4 hour job
a nice clean concrete finish
 
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Called Ardex this morning and they have a distributor in Columbia and the salesman recommended a Ardex feather edge product. So I'm going Wednesday to pick up some. Thanks to all for the recommendations.
 

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No prob. Good luck! That's a good product. We use it to patch virtually everything before laying new floor over top. It's the best floor patch we've used.
 
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