Vented garage floor tiles.....Are they as good as they look?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ค. 2024
- An honest review for anyone thinking of buying eted floor tiles. These ones are from duramat but the same thoughts would apply to many manufacturers I'm sure.
The cost of my unit was just under £1000 to floor most parts excluding the area directly in front of the white unit. - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
Hi, I have just watched your vidio from 6 months ago, when you cleaned a car for a pensioner that had been from garage to garage, and left it looking like a bomb had hit it!
It was full of mould and crap.
But after it was passed onto you after being fixed, and leaving you to clean up the "mess" you did the job for free!
I would just like to say you warmed my heart, you should be proud of yourself!
Give youself a big pat on the back....
Well done you. 👌👍👌👍
Thank you. Sometimes you just have to give a bit back 😊
" . . . a brown trouser moment . . . " Classic, I'm stealing that.
Excellent, very honest review 👍
You should contact the company to see if they have any more non slip ones. There has to be a brand that does a nonslip version of these
Our popular garage floor tiles, Ribtrax Pro and Ribtrax Smooth Pro are made to be slip-resistant, which work out really well for garages with constant moisture such as a detailing shop or garages that see a lot of rain/snow.
They should look at moulding in some surface grit like industrial floor grating. The do look good though. Do you loose screws or trim clips in them?
Hey Gary, have you thought about putting rubber carpet type narrow runner on main walkway, the ones you get wi thin pile going into Industrial supplies that can just be pressure washed down???. Might help you. 🏴💙
thanks for telling us the real truth from someone who has used them for a real aplication , and i bet they cost more than the SEAT ......
Five times as much as the seat 🙈
Thank you for that review, 👍
Cracking review as ever. Which company did you get the tiles from. I’ve seen a few online but unsure on the quality and don’t want to buy something that won’t last..
Perhaps a removable rubber floor would be better, safer but with the same performance. Greetings from Spain, thanks for your recommendations.
Could you try sanding the surface with a60-80 grit sandpaper? Just enough to ruff up the surface for some grip?
Looks super smart.
Could you sand down the surface to stop slipping?
Good work mate
I need them in my bathroom , i am such a messy sod when i get a shower.
You need a carpet runner down to walk on, they do rubber backed and washable.
Do they creek atall ?
honest review
Gary, when you're talking to camera, could you do it in landscape please? Cheers man 😃
I do try but I always end up with it shaking about 😂
@@autoshineblackpool haha fair enough. What a steal that Mito was eh 👍
Much did they cost bro ?
Hi when will you do another valit video please
One coming soon , I’ve filmed it just need to edit it !
@@autoshineblackpool thank you so much i can't get enuff of watching your videos
I just have 2 questions: in what country is this located, and what language are you speaking?
I would think mold, mildew and other bioresidue would build up under there.
That's the thing, it doesn't as any dampness can evaporate. Years ago I had large rubber matte and they were awful for holding the moisture in and causing odours etc
Interesting video you didn't mention the cost.
Good shout I'll put it on the description.
Yes what was the cost ??
"You'd be surprised at the stuff I've dropped" and avoiding having the engine in the shot and then also be very vague... you dropped an engine didn't you?
Haha no but I did drag it across the tiles with no damaging effect lol
Really 😂
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