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Well since its been ok weather this week we decided to overhaul my garage.
So here are some before and after pics, still have to paint the back door black and fit some black skirting.
Im going to put the heaters on timer switches once i get some new ones next week, justnow i only put them on when im in the garage.
Sorry i cant mind how much the flooring was per square metre as i bought it a few months ago, sure it was about Ł450 to do my floor which is 25ft x 12ft.
Thats not a bad price.....my garage is 18'6x18'3 so a similar size. How do they cope with axle stands/jacks on them etc?
I did do a test a few weeks ago with a few squares clipped together and jacked off of it with no problems, the back of the tiles have a cross section to take weight.
I did do a test a few weeks ago with a few squares clipped together and jacked off of it with no problems, the back of the tiles have a cross section to take weight.
James i got them off ebay but machine mart sells them aswell.
cossie604 one of my mates is a tiler so whould of been cheaper with real tiles but wasnt sure how they would hold up to tools and stuff being dropped on them.
My workshop floor at work holds up really well against me and my ability to drop a hammer at any given opputunity A decent workshop floor tile, laid correctly shouldnt shatter unless really abused.............only down side to them is chasing sockets across the floor when they get a bounce on
16-05-2009, 11:47 AM
A decent workshop floor tile, laid correctly shouldnt shatter unless really abused.............only down side to them is chasing sockets across the floor when they get a bounce on 
