Garage Floor Tiles

[Aflyer]

Hi all,
I painted my garage floor with Sherwin Williams solvent based epoxy 15 years ago. It has held up very well, but is now difficult to clean.

I am looking at Racedeck, and Swisstrax tiles, but after seeing one sample it looks to me like they will be noisy and I am surprised how thick they are.

Who has what tiles that you really like?

Thank you,
Aflyer

[ClubCar86]

I've always wondered about these tiles. Looks nice in the pictures, but seems like it would feel cheap and loud when used.

[Aflyer]

Originally Posted by ClubCar86

I've always wondered about these tiles. Looks nice in the pictures, but seems like it would feel cheap and loud when used.

ClubCar86,
That is exactly what I was thinking, hoping some of our members can relate their experiences.
Aflyer

[scottyb]

Expand your search - google garage forums, garage floor discussions, etc and you will find the information you are looking for

[MCJEFE]

Garage Journal is an excellent forum for garage stuff.

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[Aflyer]

Thanks guys,
I have spent hours reviewing those same places.
Hoping to find someone here who has real world experience.
Aflyer

[Mooncarter]

Originally Posted by Aflyer

Thanks guys,
I have spent hours reviewing those same places.
Hoping to find someone here who has real world experience.
Aflyer

I was wondering the same thing. And I don't know anybody using them to ask. Seems like they would trap dirt to me.

[Aflyer]

Originally Posted by Mooncarter

I was wondering the same thing. And I don't know anybody using them to ask. Seems like they would trap dirt to me.

Thank you Stan,
I figure if they are such a great product someone on here must have them.
I think I can see where the dirt and debris can be washed out. My bigger concern is dropping small screws in there. Not so much working on Golf Cars, but working on Model Trains, another one of my vices, LOL.
George

[Mooncarter]

Originally Posted by Aflyer

Thank you Stan,
I figure if they are such a great product someone on here must have them.
I think I can see where the dirt and debris can be washed out. My bigger concern is dropping small screws in there. Not so much working on Golf Cars, but working on Model Trains, another one of my vices, LOL.
George

Too many hobbies. Me too! LOL. I'm sure somebody in here has them.

[Aflyer]

Time to send an update of the floor project. I went with the Nitro Tile as shown in the link below:

https://www.rubberflooringinc.com/ga...tro-tiles.html

Installed in almost 6 months ago, and very happy with it. Much more quiet than the Race-dek and other samples I tried. and no holes to drop small screws into. I have been able to clean all stains with Simple green and a wet rag. Also cleaned up a couple of fiberglass resin spots I created.
It does expand in direct sunlight, but after a few cycles it is no longer buckling. The posts for the lift don't let those tiles move, but the ones around it can.
Aflyer