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I think I emailed them with the email on the canadian website, they are out in BC. After playing with the floor designer. Knowing exactly what I need, they will email you an invoice to pay.
I think I emailed them with the email on the canadian website, they are out in BC. After playing with the floor designer. Knowing exactly what I need, they will email you an invoice to pay.
I just looked and they currently have a sale on Ribtrax. The website has a designer section that will calculate how many tiles you need. Get a few extras for those oops moments. I used a jigsaw to cut the edge tiles.
Another option is to get the floor treated with a foam flake/polyurethane finish. I did my garage with that last year (well, had it done, actually) and the finish is fantastic, resists all stains, and I can pressure wash it with no worries. Cost was around $6-$7 per square foot. Looks like this when done, and you can pick your choice of colours:
I'm having porcelain anti slip tile laid in my garage at the new house. Not a fan of Swisstrax or racedeck. Seems like a pain to clean and I just don't like the look.
I'm having porcelain anti slip tile laid in my garage at the new house. Not a fan of Swisstrax or racedeck. Seems like a pain to clean and I just don't like the look.
Looks great! I thought hard about flake epoxy floors but we have them at the shop in the showroom/ client areas. What I've noticed is in high traffic areas the finish has turned dull and if you use a jack it will leave an impression. My friend has similar floors at his house, the resin has turned yellow.
I'm having porcelain anti slip tile laid in my garage at the new house. Not a fan of Swisstrax or racedeck. Seems like a pain to clean and I just don't like the look.
Porcelain Tile all the way!
I'm also not a fan of plastic floors, the ones i've seen look terrible after a few years and how does one clean all the dirt, oil , salt and slush the builds up underneath?
You guys are killing me with the awsome !! garages ..........Can't wait to sell my 5m house for one with a damn garage .... Real Estate brokers rarely show garage pic's in their listings and almost every agent I have dealt with always says the ladies want to see the kitchen and the guys want to see the garage first . Go figure ?
Looks great! I thought hard about flake epoxy floors but we have them at the shop in the showroom/ client areas. What I've noticed is in high traffic areas the finish has turned dull and if you use a jack it will leave an impression. My friend has similar floors at his house, the resin has turned yellow.
I had heard similar sentiments about epoxy flake floors, which is why i went with polyurethane instead. Apparently the yellowing doesn't happen, and this floor is warrantied for 25 years not to yellow, so I'm hoping it stays the way it is!
BTW, regarding cleaning? Bucket of soapy water and a pressure washer, and it looks good as new, even with oil stains.
I had heard similar sentiments about epoxy flake floors, which is why i went with polyurethane instead. Apparently the yellowing doesn't happen, and this floor is warrantied for 25 years not to yellow, so I'm hoping it stays the way it is!
BTW, regarding cleaning? Bucket of soapy water and a pressure washer, and it looks good as new, even with oil stains.
You guys are killing me with the awsome !! garages ..........Can't wait to sell my 5m house for one with a damn garage .... Real Estate brokers rarely show garage pic's in their listings and almost every agent I have dealt with always says the ladies want to see the kitchen and the guys want to see the garage first . Go figure ?
Every time we moved (corporate transfers) I always told the real estate agent that we wanted a three or four car garage with a house attached. This usually got the message across. LOL