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Swiss Trax tiles arrived yesterday - question

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What I did not like was the "false floor" feel and when I used my floor jack on them it permanently dented the tile.

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What I did not like was the "false floor" feel and when I used my floor jack on them it permanently dented the tile.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I ordered grey and silver Swiss Trax tiles for my small garage, to spruce up the place. They arrived yesterday. I never tried anything like Racedeck or similar snap together tiles before. For those of you who have these, or Race Deck, when you first lay them down (I snapped about 8 tiles together, to see how they would look), do they make noise against the floor, and seem a little bit like laying out your kid's Lego set? I am hoping when I put the whole floor together, it will solidify and not move around like it does now? All the photos of your Race Deck and Swiss Trax floors LOOK great, but...

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Yes they do. I bought enough for 1 car of my garage and ended up selling them to a friend of mine for his motorcycles. What I did not like was the "false floor" feel and when I used my floor jack on them it permanently dented the tile. I tried the race deck brand. Shame as the look was cool.

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