RaceDeck® garage floors, the world’s leading garage flooring manufacturer and supplier has been named the ‘Official Preferred Garage Floor Of the GoodGuys Rod & Custom Association for 2012’. GoodGuys® is recognized as the world’s premier and largest Hot-Rod association with over 100,000 members.

“Everyone at RaceDeck loves the GoodGuys Rod & Custom Association, hot rods and its culture is in our blood. The people and their incredible rides are what we are all about and we’re proud to be part of such a world class organization,” said Jorgen Moller, CEO of Snap Lock Industries -The manufacturer of RaceDeck® garage flooring.

RaceDeck garage flooring is recognized as the worlds leading manufacturer and supplier of residential & commercial garage flooring, as well as portable event flooring often seen in race paddocks around the world. The invention of RaceDeck garage flooring pioneered the modular garage floor industry you see today, RaceDeck is the ‘original’ modular garage flooring company.

With RaceDeck being the world’s premier garage flooring manufacturer and GoodGuys’s being the leader in their industry, it was the obvious choice for GoodGuys to name RaceDeck the official ‘Preferred Garage Floor’.

The typical RaceDeck customer is an avid hot rod & show car enthusiast who demands only the best when it comes to their passion. Some of these street rods can cost anywhere form $20,000 to $1,000,000 + and they want to create a show place to park their ride. RaceDeck flooring quickly turns any ordinary garage into a personal world class showroom and ‘The Coolest Garage On The Block™’

“The enthusiasts at GoodGuys build and own some the highest quality custom rides in the world. You will find that the same American Made quality and pride goes into every RaceDeck floor we manufacture, that is why we are the #1 choice of the GoodGuys members and the industry as a whole,” said Moller.

Goodguys offers over 22 car show events annually across the country from the West Coast to the East Coast and all points in between. The events range from two-day affairs attended by 35,000 to 90,000 people to three and four day extravaganza’s attracting over 100,000 auto enthusiasts. If you want to see some of the coolest hot rod and street rod creations in the world, be sure to attend one of these events. If you want to have ‘the coolest garages on the block’, be sure to check out RaceDeck’s website.

About RaceDeck
Based in Salt Lake City, Utah – SnapLock Industries, the manufacturer of RaceDeck® has been engineering, manufacturing and providing the world’s leading modular surfaces for nearly four decades! The team at SnapLock® pioneered the modular garage flooring industry you see today and continue to develop the most advanced multi-patent modular flooring systems the world over. With unparalleled experience and a high performance product line, SnapLock® is the industries undisputed champion. SnapLock manufactures 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, in their 100,000 square foot ISO 9001:2008 Certified facility and is supported by an authorized global network. All of SnapLock® modular flooring products are proudly 100% Made In The U.S.A.

Garage Cabinet Storage

For the ultimate in style and function for the largest room in the house, we proudly introduce the UltiMATE GARAGE from UltiMATE Storage. This state of the art garage cabinet storage system transforms your old garage into a functional workspace and provides plenty of storage options for tools, sporting goods and household accessories

Developed to add style and sophistication through modern design, the UltiMATE GARAGE is built using polyurethane coated MDF doors, drawers and facings for a clean, finished and refined look. Cabinets are assembled using a thermofused melamine laminate over MDF for maximum strength and stability.

UliMATE GARAGE in White / Silver

Unique MDF construction has radius edges on all sizes and facings for clean lines and unparalleled, contemporary style. Oversized 9mm brushed zinc pulls and handles offer comfort and utility, while Euro hardware and roller bearing slides offer ease of use, quality feel and reliability. Available in Graphite with Black cabinets. Artic White on the UltiMATE Utility line coming soon.

Garage Floor/Door Threshold Seal Keeps Your Garage Clean while Saving Energy!

The Tsunami Seal® Garage Threshold Door Seal mounts to your garage floor creating the perfect seal between your door and your garage floor. The Garage Door Threshold Seal creates a tight seal for your garage door which will keep leaves, dirt, water and snow from being blown under the garage door by the wind. Also, if you have a sloped driveway or an uneven garage floor and water is seeping under your garage door, the Door Seal adds a 1/2″ tall barrier to the garage floor. The Door Seal will also help keep out unwanted insects and snakes. By creating a better seal, your garage will stay warmer during the winter and cooler during the summer, helping to keep your energy cost down. The Door Seal is available in gray, brown and black to blend with the color scheme of your home.

Garage Floor/Door Seal

The Door Seal works great with all types of garage doors including roll up doors, hinged wood doors and walk through doors. The one piece strip is permanently secured to the garage floor with the included Liquid Nails Polyurethane Adhesive. The Door Seal is available in 10′,16′, 18′ and 20′ kits which include the one piece Door Seal, Liquid Nails Ultra Duty Poly Adhesive and a metal caulking gun.

Tsunami Seal Garage Threshold Door Seal

We have recently received word that Speck Deck  has discontinued Charcoal and Beige colored rolled garage flooring.  According to the manufacturer, the reason is “due to an 87% price increase, from the mill that manufactures the Speck Deck for us”.

The Sandstone and Ivory colors are still available for a limited time.

Speck Deck Rolled Garage Flooring

SOUTH EUCLID — Law Director Michael Lograsso said an attempt to reverse a law allowing inspection of garage floors at rental and vacated homes will not go before voters Nov. 8.

Lograsso gave the opinion that recently submitted petitions pertaining to the matter did not conform to existing laws.

Resident Robert Schoenewald of Bayard Road said he saw the recently passed law as a step towards point-of-sale inspections and sought to stop it from being enacted by gathering signatures on a referendum petition.

In 2008, Schoenewald organized a successful referendum against point-of-sale inspections, which he saw as an intrusion on one’s civil liberties.

Lograsso explained that a referendum involves changing legislation passed by City Council. An initiative has voters voting on a new piece of legislation backed by petition circulators.

“(Schoenewald) got a copy of an ordinance passed by council (pertaining to the garage floor legislation) and attached it to an initiative petition,” Lograsso said. “By definition, you can’t do that. An ordinance has to be attached to a referendum petition.”

On July 28, Schoenewald submitted to Clerk of Council Keith Benjamin 14 petitions containing 416 signatures he and others had gathered.

While Lograsso said he is following state laws and the city charter in forming his opinion, Schoenewald said, “He’ll do what he has to do, and I’ll do what I have to do. He’s looking for technicalities to shut out the voice of the people.

Schoenewald did not say exactly what action he might next take regarding the matter.

Building Commissioner Paul Kowalczyk sought the garage floor legislation. He said the city has always inspected garage floors, but that by making it a part of the code, it would help the city.

In a recent case in which a homeowner took the city to court over a garage floor violation, Kowalczyk found that the city had no language specific to garage floors and he was advised by a lawyer to get such language instated in order to better defend the city in future cases.