RaceDeck Questions - auto repair type users

[paris_tj]

I have a 30x40 shop I am looking for a floor to put in, I was thinking epoxy koat but my floor is oily and cracked in several places. I really like the look of Racedeck so I have a few questions.

How does it deal with dirt? I do Lawn Equipment repair so I see allot of dirt, sand, and etc? Does it get all under it around the edges?

How does it deal with oil and gas spills?

How does it do with welding and torch sparks and etc?

Anyone near Paris, Texas have it installed, I would love to be able to see it.

 

[evildky]

do a search, most users aren't happy with it after a few yeras, it fades and stuff finds it's way between/around/under the tiles

 

[admranger]

Look in the flooring subforum. More info there.

 

[32rules]

Had mine for over 5 years. I like it and everyone comments when
They come into the shop

 

[allinon72]

do a search, most users aren't happy with it after a few yeras, it fades and stuff finds it's way between/around/under the tiles

I don't think that's true...there has been one thread recently about fading and that's the only negative thread I've seen on Racedeck.

 

[chickenhauler]

I destroyed around 9 tiles, when I used my chop saw over mine. If I had patience to pick all of the little specs out, it wouldn't be as noticeable, but I had some extras and replaced them.

 

[chickenhauler]

For lawn stuff, I would stay away from free flow tiles, unless you like pulling them up to clean underneath. The solid tiles aren't a problem. It's easy to sweep up on them. Water does go through the cracks, but I wet mop and then rinse with a garden hose, followed by a squeegee. When I pulled up my damaged tiles, there were faint outlines in the tiles' seam areas on the concrete, but nothing alarming.