Getting ready to pour a 2400 sq ft garage. Having a hard time deciding between xl or the free flow. We only get a few snows per year in central pa. Garage is mainly used for storing and using utv's, atv's, mowers and entertaining friends. I like the idea of free flow but worry the mud will pack into it and be hard to get out. The solid I know will require more cleaning more often but I do have a walk behind floor scrubber. Suggestions?
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Racedeck XL or freeflow
- Thread starter aschwartz
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kngelv
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Solid. Especially if entertaining and having the scrubber.
James
James
Garage Flooring
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Getting ready to pour a 2400 sq ft garage. Having a hard time deciding between xl or the free flow. We only get a few snows per year in central pa. Garage is mainly used for storing and using utv's, atv's, mowers and entertaining friends. I like the idea of free flow but worry the mud will pack into it and be hard to get out. The solid I know will require more cleaning more often but I do have a walk behind floor scrubber. Suggestions?
Flow-through tiles are by far the easiest to keep clean. We are going with solid tiles this time around
SlvrZL1
New member
Can anyone tell me how to keep free-flow from sliding with my car as I back out? I have rug grippers under it but it still slides with the car?? It will slide until it smashes into the walls on either side of the garage door then buckles up under the car.
Can anyone tell me how to keep free-flow from sliding with my car as I back out? I have rug grippers under it but it still slides with the car?? It will slide until it smashes into the walls on either side of the garage door then buckles up under the car.
Go slower when backing out
SlvrZL1
New member
Thanks, I’ve tried that but no luck. Anyone had this problem and found a solution that doesn’t involve anchor bolts or something crazy?
CJDave
Well-known member
My Free Flow doesn't slide. I do have some cabinets and a freezer across the back wall of the garage. Maybe that weight holds the tiles. Mine are laid over the bare concrete floor. Some buckling will occur if I turn the steering wheel without allowing the car to move forward or backward.
If the tiles are sliding as you back out and sliding towards the door you must be braking to drag them that direction. Or am I misunderstanding? CJDave.
If the tiles are sliding as you back out and sliding towards the door you must be braking to drag them that direction. Or am I misunderstanding? CJDave.