Garage floor covering
Discussion
I got my floor tiles from here:
http://www.versatileflooring.co.uk/garage/garage_h...
They were doing a special on eBay at the time to get rid of surplus stock. Cost about £450 for a double garage.
http://www.versatileflooring.co.uk/garage/garage_h...
They were doing a special on eBay at the time to get rid of surplus stock. Cost about £450 for a double garage.
MK4 Slowride said:
Someone needs to post the picture of the before & after garage conversion with the Diablo parked in the lounge area.
We bought a house with a garage conversion and are converting it back in the new year as I need to store my Aprilia. Trouble is, the garage conversion makes a very nice cinema/Xbox room as well (its current use). The plan is to get a nice insulated roller door, park my bike in the front part of the garage and still keep the sofa and surround sound in there. The 'priller will be like a big ornament! 
Edited by hornetrider on Thursday 27th November 18:43
hornetrider said:
MK4 Slowride said:
Someone needs to post the picture of the before & after garage conversion with the Diablo parked in the lounge area.
We bought a house with a garage conversion and are converting it back in the new year as I need to store my Aprilia. Trouble is, the garage conversion makes a very nice cinema/Xbox room as well (its current use). The plan is to get a nice insulated roller door, park my bike in the front part of the garage and still keep the sofa and surround sound in there. The 'priller will be like a big ornament! 
Edited by hornetrider on Thursday 27th November 18:43
I'd have thought carpet would get wet and mouldy and stinky.
What about some vinyl or rubber cushionfloor type stuff. Keep the warmth in a bit, more comfortable on the knees, waterproof, oil and stains can be mopped up.
This stuff looks good...
http://www.therubberflooringcompany.co.uk/new/dome...
What about some vinyl or rubber cushionfloor type stuff. Keep the warmth in a bit, more comfortable on the knees, waterproof, oil and stains can be mopped up.
This stuff looks good...
http://www.therubberflooringcompany.co.uk/new/dome...
Edited by B17NNS on Thursday 27th November 18:55
I went with cheap porcelain tiles. Lots of mortar underneath so no air spaces. I've dropped bits of steel and even a large hammer on them and only ever got a small chip. Ususally put a piece of plywood under the jack if jacking.
Really easy to clean and doesn't catch fire from weld flash. Turned out about 75% the cost of proper epoxy job.

Really easy to clean and doesn't catch fire from weld flash. Turned out about 75% the cost of proper epoxy job.

Viper_Larry said:
I got my floor tiles from here:
http://www.versatileflooring.co.uk/garage/garage_h...
They were doing a special on eBay at the time to get rid of surplus stock. Cost about £450 for a double garage.
I used similar , bought off a mate who had over ordered , i jacked up my Merc E class and had it on axle stand last weekend and it didnt damage the tiles although a mate and myself gave an offcut a few good smacks with a hammer to see how strong they are when we fitted them and i'm sure they will stand up to the use i will give them http://www.versatileflooring.co.uk/garage/garage_h...
They were doing a special on eBay at the time to get rid of surplus stock. Cost about £450 for a double garage.
I used to paint it before but it never lasts for long , hot tyres would stick to the paint and just pull it off leaving 4 bald patches
No pictures with a diablo in the garage though


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