GARAGE FLOORING INSTALLATION
Using a measuring tape, measure the length and width of your garage.
Once you have your measurements, design your garage floor on racedeck.com/designer **Skip this step if you already have your garage floor tiles.
When your floor arrives, take everything out of your garage and give your existing concrete a good sweep to eliminate any dirt or dust.
When beginning your installation, line up your new floor (with room for edging to be attached) at the garage door opening, to ensure that when the garage door is closed the floor and edges are inside the garage door.
As you begin laying your tiles, make sure that the loops are all facing the same direction – the direction you want to install the floor. Lay your floor in an L shape- along the garage door opening and left wall *REMEMBER to leave proper space for expansion between your floor and any walls, poles, cabinets etc…
Reference your online design as you continue to layout your floor. Continue laying as many full modules as possible until your floor is mostly complete.
Trim tiles to fit any walls, stairs, poles etc. make sure to leave the same
¼- ½” gap for expansion. Always measure twice, cut once.
Install ramp edges.
Still looking for the perfect Garage Floor Tiles? Browse our garage floor designs here.
Now you’ve got your new floor and you’re ready to go–where do you start?
Here’s an important tip for your RaceDeck Garage Floor: Make sure your entire garage floor, including the edges, is within the boundaries of your garage and inside of the garage door so that it can close properly.
Is your garage door railing preventing your floor from reaching the edges of your garage like you want it to?
You can cut the bottom inch off of the railing and slide your flooring underneath it, without affecting the functionality of your garage door.
Separating RaceDeck tiles is extremely easy when done correctly. This video shows how to correctly and incorrectly separate RaceDeck garage flooring.
Your RaceDeck garage floor, interlocks using a patented PowerLock® system, which is one loop and one peg, which positively interlock. If you need to disengage this system, for any reason, to remove a tile from the center of the flooring, you can do so, using a simple putty knife, while following these easy steps:
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