Has anyone used these Race Deck garage floor tiles? Here's the web site if you want to check them out . www.racedeck.com I was thinking of some sort of flooring to put over my wooden garage floor. It's very difficult to roll a floor jack, engine stand or a cherry picker on a wooden floor .

 

I have them there great you can roll anything and spill anytimg too.



Kevin

 

hey kgwld1, even floor jacks or engine stands? How big an area and if you don't mind, roughly what did they cost you? Thanks

 

I believe the decking has a pretty high PSI rating... still, I'd probably switch to jack stands with "feet".

GULP! 4$ per square foot.... http://www.saltcityrecords.com/produ...intro_page.htm

 

how do you have a wooden garage floor? what happened to concrete?

 

Hey stupidjet, originally my house had a ramp down driveway going into the garage. The house was raised about 30+inches and the previous owners had a wooden floor installed at street level. They did make way for a pit, which is handy at times. I'm guessing this was done before WWI.

 

I was looking all over online today for the tiles, i just don't wnat to spend 4 bucks a tile, even craftsmans are pricey at $2.5 a tile. I priced it and my garage would be way way too much. at 4 dollars a piece and the garage is 24x24 (measured it today finally)....thats 2300??? Thats freaking outragious! or did i add wrong? lol

 

nice tiles I would like to the same thing to my garage but not at that price, I was just on Costco site and they have tiles too at little better price.
http://www.costco.com/Browse/Productgroup.aspx?Prodid=11004805&whse=BC&topnav=& cat=1219&hierPath=114*1219*

 

These tiles make UCoat look more attractive. Someone somewhere in this forum mentioned having a satisfactory floor with a concrete sealer. I'll have to find that post and research it.

 

I used U-Coat-It on a floor and it worked great. Much more expensive than the epoxy coatings in Home Depot but I think it's a much better product. I've had friends that used the Rustoleum stuff and they've all had problems with it pulling up under the tires.

 

Better, but still not great... I still have a hard time spending $2.70 for a 12"x12" square of plastic...