If anyone has had a chance to see both of these tile floor systems, how do they compare? My main concern is being able to move my Cobra replica around on 4-wheel dollies that it's stored on. It looks like the SwissTrac may have a more substantial grid work underneath.
SwissTrac vs RaceDeck
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kwschumm
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I received samples of each and thought the swisstrax was more substantial. With the open grid style, since swisstrax is thicker you see less of the concrete through it. Also, it seems that it would be a little easier to R&R the swisstrax tiles.
I will probably not use either and will just put a curing sealer down when the slab is placed and then seal it periodically. The look of concrete isn't fancy but it sure is functional in a working garage. You can always put down rubber anti-fatique mats where you stand a lot.
I will probably not use either and will just put a curing sealer down when the slab is placed and then seal it periodically. The look of concrete isn't fancy but it sure is functional in a working garage. You can always put down rubber anti-fatique mats where you stand a lot.
bry@n
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I have SwissTrax in my garage. I move stuff over it without any issue. I would tend to think both would be okay with anything rolling over it.
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PM me your address and we will get you some samples.
RaceDeck1
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I would recommend getting sample of any modular floor tile you are considering.
Note the under structure and locking system of each, outside of material used to mfg the flooring these are two of the most critical features for a garage floor system.
I would also do a search query here on GJ about any product or brand you are considering.
Note the under structure and locking system of each, outside of material used to mfg the flooring these are two of the most critical features for a garage floor system.
I would also do a search query here on GJ about any product or brand you are considering.
I went with Racedeck but I think it's six one way half a dozen the other. I would say that working with Racedeck for ordering the tiles was a very pleasant experience. Also I ended up getting the accupark pads as well, because there's limited room in my garage and I wanted to park in the optimal spot every time. I'm sure Swisstrax has something similar OR you could come up with another solution for that without too much trouble.
RaceDeck1
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Thank you for choosing RaceDeck! looking forward to seeing your new garage 