scooby1929

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Anybody ever put vinyl on their garage floor? Is it a good job or does it just compress when you park a car on it and wreck it or does it tear when you brake??

happydude303

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i cant image it would be a good thing when your tyres get wet

AN07 PTN

or when you have wet shoes!!!!!!!

philS scooby

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Im a shop fitter and the weight on the floors os emmense. you can drive cheerypickers on them and there waterproof vynle so i think iys a good sensible idea and will be able to handle everything you do. make sure the edges are welded though to keep it tight

philS scooby

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If i was you i would do the rubber jigsaw matt but it is expensive

scooby1929

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I looked at that mate but it is very expensive. Its a new cavity wall garage attached to the house with radiators in it. Just dont know what to do with the floor even tho its a sand/ cement job and very well finished.

john banks

I got this and have just finished fitting it.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...E:L:OC:GB:1123

Spivscooby

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What type of vinyle? Am a floor layer

alanbell

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I tiled mine, and fully plastered walls and ceiling.

JonMc

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I currently have a rather nice rug in there, but I do have a tin of floor paint to go down in the spring - designed for the job so a no-brainer in my books

Tee-

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it would have to be contract flooring normal vinyl or cushion flooring wont last long . you wont have aproblem with wet tyres as most of the stuff is R10 rated or higher

Spivscooby

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Yea would need to be fully glued all over non slip.

ditchmyster

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Why not carpet it thats what i did when i moved in ripped the old carpet out the living room and stuck it in the garage, just leave about a foot where the door is and jobs a good un, been down 8yrs and still ok

MattyB1983

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Yep, as above. Got mine carpeted and it's all good.

TonyBurns

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Red oxide it

Tony

Henrik

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Carpet would not last a year in my garage. First I would get oil on it, and then I would set fire to it and the rest of the garage with the grinder or welder

birchy2010

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Indeed i have the old kitchen vinyl down. slippery when wet but nicer when your sat on the floor working on the car!

The Pink Ninja

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What you need is Altro, Commercial/Contract non-slip flooring