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I have no gap between the tiles and the wall. I have cut the tiles and they are a perfect fit. The only thing I can think of is if you reversed fast and with some wheel spin the tiles came off. Because I have a lot of movement in the garage and I haven't have them come undone yet. And now I have had these tiles for a few years.

Thank you for your positive and constructive feedback. I appreciate it. I totally agree with you.

@@Jimboyrulez How has the Swisstrax worked out for you overall?

@MrSkeptical , flawlessly…. I am very happy with them. But if I had to pick one thing that I don’t like about them, then that is when I drop something small, it’s lost forever. If I am working on something and drop a tiny screw… I don’t even attempt to find it anymore because it’s like a black hole and small things dropped are lost forever. lol… but if you don’t work with tiny stuff in your garage, then they are perfect in every other way.

@@Jimboyrulez Thanks for your response and glad it has been a success for you! Once it is all in place can you pull up individual tiles should you need to?

@@MrSkeptical technically yes. It’s tricky but you can undo individual tiles. But if you have to undo them everyday , it’s not that easy and it would get tiring. At that point I would suggest a different solution.

I had the same problem. Mine are actually wall mounted. So I found those studs. The legs I have are only for show. Some aren’t even touching the floor. My cabinets are fully loaded with heavy stuff. And mounting them on the studs would be fine. If I had to do it all over again I wouldn’t even bother with the legs. I put the legs so it would maintain symmetry with the smaller cabinets with wheels at the bottom. I added sofa pads to the bottom of the legs so it looks like they are touching the floor. You can add furniture leveling feat or furniture pads (easily available on Amazon) to achieve the same look.

@@Jimboyrulez Thanks, Are the Cabinets mounted to the walls at just the Top, or are they mounted to the wall at the Bottom, as well?

I have mounted them at 6 locations each but I think you can get away with 4. I started with 4 on top and 4 on bottom but it was an overkill so i did 3 on top and 3 on the bottom but I think you can get away with 2 on top and 2 at the bottom. I just didnt want to take chances because we have really heavy stuff in the cabinets. And i was not sure how much weight those stud bolts would take. @@jhmuller1979

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the second one i got was all black. Because the black/yellow didnt match with my garage.

Very good! Thank you!

Thats a very good question. We leave our garage open all day. We installed these tiles a few years ago. So far they havent got any damage. I live in california so there is a lot of sun. They havent gotten more brittle or anything. So its been a couple of years and everyday since morning to evening our garage stays open and from my experience I would say no UV damage yet.

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Yes it does. Stock bar is one inch. Rough craft handle bar is also one inch.

@@Jimboyrulez thank you buddy!

Wow, I am surprised you noticed that little thing. It’s just a fan/ heater from Costco. I got it like maybe 10-12 years ago.

The work bench is supported by the cabinets on the sides and the ones underneath. If you watch all my videos on these , its a questions I get asked a lot so i have explained it in multiple videos towards the end.

I was suppose to put sealer on the cracks but i did get lazy and I didnt do it. Although I do recommend using sealer on cracks. That way if you have leaks from Water heater or spills, you arent too worried.

I appreciate your comment. This is when I started making videos and started learning. So my sound game was terrible. I apologize for the bad sound.

Different anchors are rated at different weight. Some even take more. But this is strictly weight that is against gravity (downward only) any other direction and it won’t hold. What I mean to say is weight on a vertical wall pressing downward is fine. But if the wall is at an angle 📐 or if you are pulling on those anchors or if you fit them on the ceiling it won’t be the same.

so the cabinets are actually mounted to the wall. the legs are just for show so i can take off all 4 and still it would stay in place.

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I live in california so I do not have first hand experience. But you can brush it off and then use a shop vac. I have a milwaukee shop vac which I absolutely love. The rare instance when it rains in california and when I bring some light mud or dirt in, all I do it use my shop vac and everything under the flooring gets sucked out. I think even with heavy sludge, mud that is dried can be cleaned the same way. The frequency, in snow climate, of one needing to use shop vac would be higher. But I was told the tiles that are diamond trax are better for snow then ribtrax. As you can just sweep diamond trax and mud and snow doesnt really go through them. But again , no personal experience. Just sharing knowledge the sales person shared with me.

Wow! I built this in 2012. And there were a lot of parts. It would be quiet impossible to fetch those old records to give you a proper list. Rsd wheels Rsd brake rotors Pm calipers Burly brand lower springs for front forks Burly brand slammer rear suspension Harley Davidson axle nut covers Cokerbeck tread Coker tires 5.00 front and rear Joker machine Speedo relocation Joker machine handle bar clamp Pm handlebar switches Rsd grips Rsd brake lever and clutch lever Rough crafts headlight grill Rough crafts air cleaner Rough crafts exhaust Rough crafts rocker covers Rough crafts seats Rough crafts handle bar Harley mid mounts Rsd foot pegs and shifter peg Custom rear fender Custom gas tank Harley digital oil tank cap Rsd gas tank cap Joker machine triple tree nut Joker machine fork cover nuts Custom rear license plate mount Crime scene choppers tail light Joker machine bullet turn signal front and rear Custom turn signal light mounts Harley Davidson spark plug cables Rough crafts derby cover Rough crafts point cover Harley Davidson black inspection chain cover That’s all I can think of …. But goto “Prometheus design co “ fb page, you will see detailed pictures of the build and most parts …. Hope this helps

That is the smarter way to do things. I got lazy.

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I agree. This video was recorded when I was learning how to make videos. I am sorry about the bad sound. The newer videos will be better.

By otter edge do you mean where the garage door is ?, then that is small edge pieces that they give for free with the tiles.

Putter most line is gray then a line of black … this makes the outer border. But if I had to do it all over again I would only do black and red …

havent really seen that in garages here because as far as i understand procerlin would be brittle becaue they would be porous so a car would crack the tiles. i have only seen those in bathrooms and kitchens. i might be wrong...but if you have more info on them please share so i can learn something new.

@@Jimboyrulez nope it won't crack floor

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Imma get mind don't next year easy to clean just going to be cold you u need to get grade 4 or 5

I have more videos on the cabinets. The cabinets are newage product cabinets.

i dont think it has to be the same shade, it would be a little dark... but i think its a personal preference thing so if you like it, go ahead. every gray has either a warm hue or a cool hue. i would find a similar hue in gray but lighter shade. The tiles arent a neutral gray. i painted the wall lighter (neutral) gray and then when the tiles arrived i realized the tiles were not neutral. But as far as you find the same shade but make it lighter it should be fine. Or you can do what automotive workshops do. have the bottom half of the wall gray and top half of the wall white. and then in the center there is usually an orange or red stripe separating the top and bottom half. if you search harley workshops and just in general pictures of workshops on pinterest you will see what I am talking about. In that case going as dark as the tiles might work.

Totally makes sense! Thank you so much

Do share the picture of your finished garage on my Instagram or Facebook.

slate gray is darker... Personally I liked the Slate gray more. You can buy samples I think. So get one tile of slate and one tile of pearl and then decide which one you like better. Personally I like slate better.

Well I painted it a neutral gray. And then got the cabinets and then I ordered the flooring … the problem was that all 3 have different hues. So if I had to do it again I would get black flooring … and then get these cabinets and then get wall paint that is the same hue tone as the cabinets. So if you have ordered the gray flooring, take a tile and get similar gray …

I had a similar problem. You can walk mount the cabinets to the studs. You don’t need legs. If correctly wall mounted on studs , they will take all the weight . I put the legs and then used magic sliders for the sofa. I stacked them up on top of each other and stuck them under the legs. Now by screwing or unscrewing the legs I can increase or decrease the height of the legs. I have a lot of videos on the cabinets and in a couple of them I have explained what I am saying.

for normal home use they are great. For gym use i think there should be rubberized version. The plastic tiles are very strong and i am sure they would be fine even if your drop weights on them. The only thing to keep in mind is that you wont be able to walk bare foot comfortably or if you plan to do yoga then sitting on the plastic tiles is uncomfortable. But for home use, for most part they are awesome.

@@Jimboyrulez thanks. We plan on placing those thick gym mats over if we go with using plastic tiles. Lol I don't think that's overkill ?

Ok, that makes sense. In that case these should be perfect. I absolutely love mine. We spend a lot of time in the garage. We use our garage for storage and some light work and also for parking. And the tiles still look like brand new.

@@Jimboyrulez awesome thank you !

Thank you for seeing past the bad sound. And thank you for the encouraging words.

The cabinets are mounted to the wall. the back of the cabinets are resting on the foundation but they are actually floating. what i mean by this is i have mounted the cabinets on the studs in the wall. the front legs are for show. and there are no rear legs as its resting on the foundation. if you go through my videos, this is a common question i have gotten and i have explained in a few of my videos.

my cabinets are mounted on the wall... feet are just for show but the weight is not on the feet. I got these plastic disks which are meant for sofa legs adn stacked them up. typically they arent suppose to be stacked but i did it because i knew there isnt going to be much weight on them. If i had to do the floor again i would do black and red. it would look cleaner.

i just used the new age slatwall for one station. for the other 2 i dont have slatwalls. Newage slatwall is really good in quality but expensive. As for material its metal. and not pvc.

Thank you for your feedback. Would you prefer no music or a lower volume on the music or a different kind of tune? I really appreciate you leaving a feedback as it would help me learn. Thank you.

Thank you for your feedback.

you are absolutyely right. I should have started with paint and then floor and then I should have done the cabinets. Poor planning on my part. But I did the floor later. There is a video on that too.

Sure, but when I tried contacting them their service sucked for me. For me, their patents arent useful to me but quality of service is. Instead of replying to my mail or calling me they sent me a free sample. I didnt even ask for a sample. I had questions. Racedeck never bothered. Where as swisstrax went above and beyond for me. Racedeck lost a sale.