RaceDeck FreeFlow question

[tank3011570]

I'm very interested in the racedeck freeflow tile after seeing all the great looking pictures. My garage is about 19x21 in total. At the back of the garage there is a deck section which is higher than the rest of garage floor. This section is about 2.85 feet x 21 feet. My question is if I put tiles on this section, will the whole piece shift with foot traffic given there will be only less than 3 rows of the tiles? Thanks.

 

[CSRPenFab]

I'd call the friendly folks at RaceDeck and they'll get you some options to deal with that raised area. I don't think a section that large would shift. I think you can adhere a row on the area to prevent movement if its' an issue, but ask the experts. FreeFlow is the way to go. I've had 4 RaceDeck garages and I wouldn't hesitate to do another.

 

[CJDave]

I agree with CSRPenFab. A call to Race Deck is in order. I have had my FreeFlow floor for 9 years and I have not one complaint. I highly recommend it. The best way to have a successful experience with your garage floor is to match the flooring to your intended use. CJDave.

 

[RaceDeck1]

Give us a call

 

[kngelv]

I have the exact same curb in my garage. It will definitely move if you don't have something on it. I have two large cabinets back there but anything that weighs 50 pounds or so should be fine. The other option is some sort of adhesive but I'd just stick something there. One word of advice. Make sure you get the larger edging. The standard ones are kind of flimsy. They makes ones that are a little deeper and less flexible.

James

 

[KeithR3]

I'd call the friendly folks at RaceDeck and they'll get you some options to deal with that raised area. I don't think a section that large would shift. I think you can adhere a row on the area to prevent movement if its' an issue, but ask the experts. FreeFlow is the way to go. I've had 4 RaceDeck garages and I wouldn't hesitate to do another.

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Great looking floor and nice garage. I recently installed my RD floors and was wondering if the RD Free Flow prevent flat spotting. My car will be store on it from now till May of 2025.

 

[CSRPenFab]

Great looking floor and nice garage. I recently installed my RD floors and was wondering if the RD Free Flow prevent flat spotting. My car will be store on it from now till May of 2025.

Not sure about tire flat spots. I park my Porsche for a good chunk of the winter months, but it still gets out every month when the roads are clear. Michelin Pilot Sport All-Season PS4 tires are a godsend for cold climates. Safe to drive in cold temps, but not scary like summer tires, and they still provide 95% of the sticky all season grip the rest of the year.