KYGTP
Well-known member
I don't know if you all look in the Gallery, but I finished up my RaceDeck floor a couple of weeks ago in the new garage I just finished getting built. I must say, it was SUPER easy to install and cut. I used my jig saw to cut the tile and if you use the jig saw on LOW speed, it cuts through it like butter, but if you use the saw on high speed it melts the tile instead of cut it. Just a little FYI for anyone putting this stuff in.
The reason I know this, is that I had a TON of cuts to get the tiles all around my lift post, the garage door rails, support post and a air compressor closet. All in all, it turned out GREAT and love the look of it. After only having the floor down for a week or so, I went and bought the Alum "parkers" to go into the floor too.
On to the pics:
Here I got on a scafold to get a better shot after I first put it in:
Here is all the cutting that I did to get it all to fit around everything:
I don't mean to double post the pics, but like I said before, I did not know if everyone goes to the gallery or may have missed the pics I put up there.
I will say, everyone at RaceDeck was great to work with, and I am really glad that I went with this floor over epoxy.
Now to just to try and keep it clean is going to be the hard part. Any tips on cleaning the tiles? I guess you can just mop it with a damp mop...??
Thanks again RaceDeck!! Great Product and easy to work with!!
The reason I know this, is that I had a TON of cuts to get the tiles all around my lift post, the garage door rails, support post and a air compressor closet. All in all, it turned out GREAT and love the look of it. After only having the floor down for a week or so, I went and bought the Alum "parkers" to go into the floor too.
On to the pics:
Here I got on a scafold to get a better shot after I first put it in:
Here is all the cutting that I did to get it all to fit around everything:
I don't mean to double post the pics, but like I said before, I did not know if everyone goes to the gallery or may have missed the pics I put up there.
I will say, everyone at RaceDeck was great to work with, and I am really glad that I went with this floor over epoxy.
Now to just to try and keep it clean is going to be the hard part. Any tips on cleaning the tiles? I guess you can just mop it with a damp mop...??
Thanks again RaceDeck!! Great Product and easy to work with!!
