garage tiles
#1
garage tiles
do any of you guys out there have these on your floor?
i was thinking of doing this to my garage after i get my car painted?
are they any durable, resistant to scratches etc? any info appreciated thx...
i was thinking of doing this to my garage after i get my car painted?
are they any durable, resistant to scratches etc? any info appreciated thx...
#9
Yah just remember you have to float your floor evenly to get those to stick, so if you have a bunch of uneven floor you'll have to float it first.
Originally Posted by Skully
yeah i have a ugly section of concrete floor that previous owner did on it...thats why i wanted to cover with tiles since epoxy would show
#10
Here is the picture of the garage with tile in it. If you do install tile in the garage I would recommend getting a type of tile and mortar that is dark, so it would appear cleaner for a longer period of time. The tile is really easy to clean and is very durabe. I change my 4runner's oil in the garage all the time. I get pretty dirty when working on my car, yet amazingly the tile stays clean and there are no oil stains at all.
If you really want to go crazy you could place tile in the drive way like my brother did, LOL
If you really want to go crazy you could place tile in the drive way like my brother did, LOL
#11
i cant because i have a hard enough time getting up my driway when it snows and freezes over...gotta gun it to get up her!
those are nice...but i was talking those plastic whatever click in ones...
those are nice...but i was talking those plastic whatever click in ones...
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you have too much time on your hands? i do appreciate the value of beautifully tiled garages, doghouses, cellars, basements,etc!!!!!
ooohhhhh! the Z looks SSSSOOOOOmuch better in a well- appointed room. but, what if the dirty oil spills????
ooohhhhh! the Z looks SSSSOOOOOmuch better in a well- appointed room. but, what if the dirty oil spills????
Last edited by z-hag; 06-08-2006 at 01:15 PM.
#15
Originally Posted by z-hag
you have too much time on your hands?
thats the thing its so easy to clean up rather then staining the concrete...oil wont soak up into a plastic tile if i mop it up right away!!!
Last edited by Skully; 06-08-2006 at 02:49 PM.
#16
There's really cool stuff called "racedeck".
http://www.racedeck.com/
Search the web for the best price. The best part is that it comes up as easy as it went down, so you can take it with you when you move.
http://www.racedeck.com/
Search the web for the best price. The best part is that it comes up as easy as it went down, so you can take it with you when you move.
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