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Sam's Club Tile Pictures

countrysquire

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I decided to order the Sam's Club garage tile to cover the 36 grit sandpaper that was posing as my garage floor. I ordered it Saturday night and it arrived on Tuesday. I was off today so I decided to tackle the job. I've got a ton of organizing to do, as you can see (after I get through with the engine install on my Cobra), but I wanted to get the floor down first. I've been tolerating that super rough floor for three years and couldn't take it another day! Anyway, here are a couple of pictures that I took after I moved stuff in from the driveway. Other than the red not being a consistent color (very slight difference) from box to box, I'm very pleased. Let me know if you have any questions.
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NSBound

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Looks real good! I've been debating with myself whether to do the same thing. What was the per-tile cost of the tiles? And were there any tricks with the adhesive? Did you just use a notched trowel ??
 

bje31

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now my remodeling juices are flowing...the look, the price, the quality....just what I need to motivate me!!!
 
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DenaliX5

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Is it made by Racedeck? Also how does it compare to the Costco brand product made by Racedeck?






countrysquire said:
It's thinner than Racedeck but I'm very pleased with quality...so far.
 

atg1290

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Hmm so these just snap in and are removable, exactly what im looking for so when i move i can take themm
 

supercharged

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could not be easier actually... i have the sams tile too and had a problem with static buildup but i found that a light mist of water and fabric softener (you can't see it once you spray it) eliminated the problem.
 

Cebby

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slammer said:
I am going to guess it is for cutting fluid for the drill stand

That is a great idea - I'll be "borrowing" that one for my own use...

Looks like the a small valve to control the flow of fluid. Apears the hose can be positioned to have the fluid run right down the drill. Nice!!
 
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