RaceDeck Free-Flow® Tiles

Go With The Flow

If you live in a climate that is cold and wet, or even just wet, the Free-Flow tile from RaceDeck ® is by far the most practical choice. You pull into your garage and your car is soaked or covered with snow. It drips off onto the floor and any other tile leaves you a huge, dangerous mess! With Free-Flow tiles, the water goes through, taking the dirt and grime with it. This leaves you a clean, dry and safe surface to walk on.

What a Mess?

Perhaps the biggest misconception about the Free-Flow ® tile is that it leaves you with a huge mess that is impossible to clean. The truth is it is one of the easiest floors to keep clean. The water evaporates or drains out of your garage just like it is supposed to. The dirt isn’t seen, and the little bit that is under the tile can be removed with a shop vacuum or rinsed away –if you can do so without getting your drywall wet.

Intended for The Garage

These products are intended for fully enclosed garages, any exterior application is not covered under warranty or suggested.

Trusted

The RaceDeck ® brand has become almost synonymous with garage flooring. Where better to buy than Garage Flooring LLC. With an A+ from the BBB, thousands of great reviews and the experience to walk you through your purchase, Garage Flooring LLC is the place to get your RaceDeck ® tile.

Make It Your Own

Free Flow tiles come in 12″ and 18″ squares. Each tile has two male sides and two female sides. Set one tile next to the other, step on it and engage the locks. Yes, it is that simple, but have some fun with it! The modular design means you can make a floor as unique as you are — or perhaps as attractive as your new ride!

It’s a Lock

The lock is one of the most important features of any garage floor tile. The Free-Flow tiles utilize RaceDeck’s patented Power locking system. From small cars to large trucks, these locks stay engaged.

Circumstances to be Aware Of

While rigid garage floor tiles will hold up under the weight of any vehicle that would normally be parking in a residential garage, there are certain factors that can cause issues with the tiles. Tiles can be damaged from too much weight concentrated on a small point, so we always recommend laying plywood or something similar underneath jacks when using them to lift vehicles over the floor in order to disperse the concentrated weight between multiple tiles. Tile interlocks can also be damaged or pop up if vehicles are turned in place on top of the tiles, so we recommend either pulling straight in and straight out or turning the vehicle while moving over the tile floor.