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09-24-04, 12:31 PM

G3mInI

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RaceDeck Floors

Has anyone used anything like this in the past? I like the look alot, but am wondering how durable it is? Is it real soft and rubbery or can you roll heavy things across it with ease?

Heres one of the vendor's I was checking out:
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09-24-04, 05:17 PM

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Race Deck is made of "polypropolene" or "PP" aka plastic. It is a hard surface and very durable. It is easy to roll things on. It looks great and i have used it in several garages. It usually runs about $3.50 a sq ft. You can also buy rolled flooring for a little less money, but i think the race deck is more durabel. It is easy to install also.

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09-28-04, 09:20 AM

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Thanks for the info Kahuna. I live in FL and the humidity is nasty. I am kinda concerned about using an Epoxy with this in mind. These look great and seem much easier to install.

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10-01-04, 07:29 AM

Chris S27

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This does look nice gemini.... Please keep us posted as to the information you get on this. I'm very interested to know the approximate pricing of this flooring. I can already envision it in my garage...

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