Racedeck or similar floor question

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How well does a racedeck floor lay over a floor that pitches to a drain or door way? If it pitches to fast for the tile does it kinda float and make it flex when you walk over that area? Or does it form the shape of the ground? Reason why I'm asking is the back half of my garage has a addition that has the cement pitched to the opening doorway between the two.

 

[RaceDeck1]

How well does a racedeck floor lay over a floor that pitches to a drain or door way? If it pitches to fast for the tile does it kinda float and make it flex when you walk over that area? Or does it form the shape of the ground? Reason why I'm asking is the back half of my garage has a addition that has the cement pitched to the opening doorway between the two.

Hi -
RaceDeck works great on garage floors that pitch to drains and/our towards the door. RaceDeck's patented beefy PowerLock system allows each module to move and stay fully locked. My own home is in the Utah mountains, and my garage ( see pic) has a significant pitch... Don't hesitate to call us to go over your garage for tips and design ideas as well.

 

[Need more space]

Thanks, but my main question was if the tile takes shape to the floor in the low area? Or does it kinda float till walked on?

 

[RaceDeck1]

Thanks, but my main question was if the tile takes shape to the floor in the low area? Or does it kinda float till walked on?

It should follow the contour , unless you have a significant dip ( birdbath) in your floor and even then the floor will stay locked. The photo I should you has and aggressive pitch where I can even wash my cars in the garage during the winter