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My buddy works for a religious collage in Chicago and called me up and asked if I wanted some free rubber anti-fatigue tiles. Well me being me I said HELL YEA!!! Well I went to his work and he had a pallet full of them, I haven't counted but its easily 300 and some are still in the box and there is also the end strips. They are like grinded up tires/rubber that are melted togeather.
The story goes that they were installed in a field house with wood floors 6 months ago and people were scuffing the wood so they pulled them up and sat in the storage for 5 months. I figured maybe there was 20 or so but was pleasantly surprised to say the least when I seen the entire pallet!!!! So my buddy and I both filled our cars as tight as we could get and drove them to my house. Not a bad haul for FREE!! YAY
I am going to tile my entire garage and my neighbor wants 20 for his garage, then sell the rest on CL. Thanks for looking, HH!!!
The story goes that they were installed in a field house with wood floors 6 months ago and people were scuffing the wood so they pulled them up and sat in the storage for 5 months. I figured maybe there was 20 or so but was pleasantly surprised to say the least when I seen the entire pallet!!!! So my buddy and I both filled our cars as tight as we could get and drove them to my house. Not a bad haul for FREE!! YAY
I am going to tile my entire garage and my neighbor wants 20 for his garage, then sell the rest on CL. Thanks for looking, HH!!!
At least you got the tiles, they are easy to handle. I recently installed (with urethane adhesive) 500 ft of 1/2" sheet rubber in a refreshment stand on a golf course. At 4 feet wide, a 45 lineal foot roll is very heavy.
