ontcanuck
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I know their expensive but I really like who has these in their garage
TrueLock Premier Garage Floor Tile
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TheWhiteMamba
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Typically, I am one of the biggest sticklers for proper spelling/grammar/punctuation, but I have been refraining since joining GJ for the greater good of the community.
But after that quote ^^^ whomever has these tiles in their garage, sure does have quite the admirer!!
Typically, I am one of the biggest sticklers for proper spelling/grammar/punctuation, but I have been refraining since joining GJ for the greater good of the community.
But after that quote ^^^ whomever has these tiles in their garage, sure does have quite the admirer!!
I know their expensive but I really like these tiles. Who has these tiles in their garage (how is that
you must be a teacher so you must be on the wrong Forum) hope the wording is satisfactory.Yes ADAWIL2002 those are the ones
TheWhiteMamba
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I know their expensive but I really like these tiles. Who has these tiles in their garage (how is that
Yes ADAWIL2002 those are the ones
Not quite there yet: "I know they're expensive, but I really like these tiles. Who has these tiles in their garage?"
Sorry to disappoint, but I am an engineer. I am definitely in the right place.
Besides, teachers have the same amount of right to be here as you or I do. Just FYI.True lock looks to be the kind of tile where you can see the interlocking tabs
if you have two different tiles attached to one another. Check out Tuff Seal, they don't have that issue but I am sure are a bit more expensive as well.
There are not a whole lot of people who have those either as there was a thread out a few weeks ago on it to no avail.
Car Collector Chronicles
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The ideal floor tile, to me would be:
1. Interlocking
2. Permit water drainage.
3. Permit use of floor jack/jack stands
4. Reasonable in cost
Any recommendations for a product that meets all these specs?
1. Interlocking
2. Permit water drainage.
3. Permit use of floor jack/jack stands
4. Reasonable in cost
Any recommendations for a product that meets all these specs?
Not quite there yet: "I know they're expensive, but I really like these tiles. Who has these tiles in their garage?"
Sorry to disappoint, but I am an engineer. I am definitely in the right place.
True lock looks to be the kind of tile where you can see the interlocking tabs
if you have two different tiles attached to one another. Check out Tuff Seal, they don't have that issue but I am sure are a bit more expensive as well.
There are not a whole lot of people who have those either as there was a thread out a few weeks ago on it to no avail.
I got both samples sent to me by the 2 different companies and exactly the same tile and same price both have invisible seems
http://www.americangaragefloor.com/premier/pvc-garage-floor-tile/
You cannot see the seems and water does not get underneath the tiles
You cannot see the seems and water does not get underneath the tiles
TheWhiteMamba
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All I saw was this guy on the same site and stopped there. These had the seams.
http://www.garageflooringtile.com/services-view/pvc/
Your link does show the tiles that look like Tuff Seal with no seams but if I'm not mistaken, Tuff Seal might be a bit cheaper per sq ft. (~$5 range) Albeit still expensive when trying to do a whole garage.
http://www.garageflooringtile.com/services-view/pvc/
Your link does show the tiles that look like Tuff Seal with no seams but if I'm not mistaken, Tuff Seal might be a bit cheaper per sq ft. (~$5 range) Albeit still expensive when trying to do a whole garage.
thejunkmanadv
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I have the TrueLock standard diamond. So far I am happy with it. Although you may be asking about a different style.
http://www.thejunkmanadv.com/garage-shop-tour.html
http://www.thejunkmanadv.com/garage-shop-tour.html
Paultergeist
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Shea
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Try RaceDeck's Free Flow, Swisstrax's RibTrax, or True Lock Plus Ribbed design sold by Garage Flooring LLC. They all self drain, interlock, and allow for the use of jacks and jack stands. "Reasonable in cost" is relative, so if you are interested I would recommend checking pricing with each party and mention you are from the GJ as they tend to give discounts for members here.
Dale Leeds
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These look great. And they're colors look really nice, too.
Garage Flooring
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These are the same as the Tuff Seal tiles, just the private label version. They are the highest end PVC tile I am aware of and the locks are truly watertight. Depending on color and pattern selection, the down side can be price and lead time
Garage Flooring
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We do do shows from time to time in partnership with our suppliers, IG SEMA, but I do not have anything coming up
Garage Flooring
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I will grab some and post later today or in the morning. In the meantime I did post the TrueLock PVC picture here: http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=225874 (NOT the tuffseal version)
Garage Flooring
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I am uploading several original images we have. 
Garage Flooring
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Absolutely not. TuffSeal or TrueLock Premier is the only product on the market that I know of, for garage flooring, that will show you how to do a watertight installation right in their standard instructions.
That said, many of my customers have a cement slab that they want to protect. They want a product that water does not run through and TrueLock PVC is great for that. The locks are very very tight and do a good enough job of keeping moisture above the tile to suffice for most of the floors we sell.
Sometimes that's not the case. A wood floor, etc.