Install a Vinyl Garage Floor
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I bought this for my friend for his birthday as we just moved into a new house and he finally has room for a workshop. The bench was very easy to set up ruclips.net/user/postUgkxyFZUPFEey-PuqsPMxqaykBhgA1LWxFHh They center support is a little difficult to snap in and out of place at first but at least then we know the bench is secure. It was a pleasant surprise when we saw it came with clamps. I apparently missed that in the description. My friend loves the versatility of the bench. Great starter bench for his workshop and easily transportable all over our property. I wish the bench was a little taller but the other features of the bench more than make up for that.
Had not thought about a roll like this-thanks! I have a one car garage that I don’t use for vehicles, this may be a great option for my set up.
How does this hold up with multiple car entries each day? How about engine oil and drippings from road grime? How about moisture infiltration from under floor causing mold growth? A lot of questions beyond the initial good looks.
Hey mate I'm watching this from Australia as I've been looking for an easy inexpensive way to dress up my garage . This looks like the perfect solution . Many thanks for the great tips . Cheers from Downunder
Looks great, I am impressed on how easy it was.
WOW!!! I am impressed. Thank You!
I just use Stone coat countertop epoxy on my garage floor and it came out awesome the colors that the hard coat you could sweep it you could drop things on it,the epoxy holds up and it didn't cost very much might want to look at epoxy.
How much did you spend, and what was the curing time?
How does it hold up against hot tires parked on it long‐term?
This was way more helpful than I could have even imagined it would be. Thank you!
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Very helpful ,I'm in. Going to use a different color .
Wood shop shavings must be really hard to sweep off of that floor texture. Looks nice. Maintenance Cleanliness I don’t think so.
this is the most helpful video I've found thank you!
You did it again ....👍!
Subscribed for content. Thanks.
Swisstrax Flooring. Also could drive on or hold very heavy objects.
I think this would be fine for tinkering. But not any real work. I have 3 tool chests that would sink into it and get stuck. I cant weld near it as slag would melt into it if not catch it on fire. I could not jack a car up as the jack would press into the rubber and the jack stands would become large cookie cutters. But maybe in a woodworkers shop or plumbers shop it would be fine.
WOW, you make it look so easy and doable. Beautiful
Really good advice, thanks
I like how he said to use the plywood behind the flooring to cut it to keep blades sharp. Then proceeds to cut the rest of the flooring against the concrete not following his tip.
Ha, your right
Plywood was when he was rough fitting. When he's perfect fitting against the wall, if he had plywood there woild be a gap.
It looks nice until you drag something metal a crossed it and it tears wide open !!
Very well explained. Thank you.
Great idea on seaming it with a 40 mil bath liner and pan adhesive!
This a very good video. Thank you for sharing it.
Thanks mate. Very useful learning. Good job.
Nice job sir.
You said t his can be installed directly over concrete. Is is breathable? Where I live we get a lot of rain. A concrete slab will leach water from the soil. Will water condense under this?
This would be much more helpful if the content creator responded to comments. I don’t see any questions answered. I also don’t see a list of the materials used.
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I live in Florida. I have a slab. I have some areas of efflorescence even away from the edges of the wall. I suspect If I put this over the slab I will end up with a mold problem, correct?
I like that floor, this could work for me now, I quit smoking so I won't be putt'n my cig's out on the floor... good job.... thumbs up from the corner.!!
I use the garage as kind of a rec room, the concrete gets very moist, would you recommend this
With the diamond plate pattern is it harder to sweep up?
Looks awesome great 👍 job .
Grinding and welding will just make a mess.
FYI these rolls of flooring are about $265 for a 7.5' x 22" roll
Or $99 for 5 gallons of liquid rubber that will do roughly 2000 sq ft.
That's what I'll be doing - A few gallons of primer, epoxy, and sealer along with a bag of paint chips and sand and you have a good looking floor.
@@NWinnVR Liquid rubber? Plastidip?
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In December 2021, a 10x24 commercial grade g-floor roll that you can get delivered from Home Depot or Lowe’s is around $450
What brand flooring is this ??
Seems to me sweeping would be a pain with the raised diamonds.
use a blower
Would a heavy motorcycle and it’s side stand damage floor?
a vinyl sheet floor you would use for a kitchen would be cheaper - is this material much different?
How would you finish off by garage door?
Good question. Too bad there is no answer.
Measure??🤔🤔🤷♂️
Good topic. Some questions though....how do you make sure the two edges, of the two sheets, are straight and match up perfectly? Did you apply cement to area covered by tape? If not, does it still lay flat? How did you get the flooring under the heavy cabinets? Is this material suitable for a garage? If so, what do you suggest for edging/transition to outside? What would you estimate cost per sq ft to be? I'm sure there are many more questions.
I am no expert by any means, just a DIY'er perhaps considering vinyl flooring for his garage. But if I were to guess, I would take cross-wise measurements at various parts of the room, making sure that your measuring tape is parallel. I'd probably take this approach myself because there is never a room that is perfectly square so you might get 10' on the nose on one end of your garage, and sometimes as much as 10' 2' on the other end! Ultimately, I'm trying to avoid seams in general for this reason. Some companies offer custom size rolls so I'd stick with them unless you have a very large space.
How would you deal with a floor drain in the garage, just put seam tape around it?
Will this floor is weather proof it will stay good for cold?
I used the same style in the garage, it still clean after many years, if you wash it each week.
How has it held up and can you drive on it with no issues?
Has anyone done this "adhesive free" method themselves? Any problems with buckling due to heavy objects on the floor --- eg table saw, heavy shelves, etc.
That stuff expands and contracts so bad with heat changes that it could grow or shrink 2 inches.
@1:20 Uses wood so his knife wont dull and on @1:40 no wood so his knife is going to dull anyway
Nice! How much? Approximately. Thanks
Looks nice … but say good by to grinding / welding on your projects
How does it stand up to jacks lifting heavy SUV's?
Probably will cut right through it.
It seems easy, so how does it last after 2 yrs, can u post a video!
The 'coin' patterns are 1,000 times easier to keep clean.
At the end of the day.......... How much ??
Probably about 2,000 almost 2 bucks a foot
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Looks nice but try to sweep it and it is slippery as hell good luck
where to get the vinyl seaming strip?
I’ve been a Geico client since 2015 (cars, RV, Home, moto) because of the supercross team.
So it's "good looking," but you didn't test "functional." Does the vinyl resist tire abuse? What happens when you turn vehicle wheels? Does it deform or rip? What about hot tires, fresh off a hot highway trip? Does the vinyl melt? More diligence is needed here.
These were the mats I originally wanted but opted for a thinner vinyl mat for nearly half the price. 15 years later, my mats have held up quite well here in the DC area with the different seasons and with me being the average DIYer for my cars. With the exception of turning the wheels sharply as it would grab the mat due to the lack of thickness (my solution would be to place a piece of cardboard or newspaper under the tires to eliminate the friction but since I have a standard two car garage, I rarely have to turn my wheels), I no tire marks or marks from using my jacks. So w/that said, I could only imagine that these mats in this video would hold up quite nicely. Hope that helps!
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@@ImNotMC which mats would that be ? I'm looking to buy the same!
jacking up a car on it is the real test.
@@gurpalsingh3695 I have the G-Floor Levant
This vs epoxy is obviously cheaper. Being durable and lasting are just a few questions one have. But this seems to be quicker ,and something on the floor vs nothing. And if it doesn't hold up, then try epoxy.🤔 I've heard the horror stories about epoxy too, so who knows??🤷♂️🤷♂️🤦♂️
If I can see the seams on my smartphone, I'm pretty sure I will be able to see the seams in my garage. Hardly "seamless". But for all of the other arguments in the comment section, it's a no-go for me.
dude its easier than u think, go for it!!
FYI. If they get wet they are slippery as ice. Also I wouldn’t recommend this for a garage you park on. They get very dirty, especially in a winter climate and liquid always finds a way underneath.
1:32 That's how FBI got me
What flooring and seam is that?
It’s dricore sub floor panels, and he uses Oatey shower pan liner adhesive, but not sure what that roll of seam tape is; wondering that myself!
It’s an Oatey bath pan liner roll and he just cut a small strip out of it. Can get it at Depot/Lowe’s
Dress Shoes...they are not just for going out on the town.
As others have mentioned it looks good until you get a 1500kg vehicle turning it's wheels.
Why can’t you give us the complete details on this product ? ! I have gone to ALL the major home improvement stores in the city and no one has ever heard of this product !
oatey shower pan liner oatey x15 cement get it on amazon, liner he cut into a 4' strip, its not cheap if you need a long run
Who would overlap the edges, that's ridiculous..
lol What year is this
Can i use it in my basement man cave bar
By Home Depot!
This man is best known for doing heavy construction work in dress clothes and not getting dirty.......
I mean, ...if you're going to the extent of cladding your garage walls in tounge and
Groove.....and laying a subfloor......why not just do an epoxy floor?......
It is good for workshop not for the garage probably when you park vehicle with hot tires, drive in & out daily
dont think it would hold up with me using my floor jacl
What he doesn’t state - is that each roll can weight up to 400lbs. Not really for the “ do-it-yourself”
The 10x24 rolls, which I believe are the largest G-Floor makes, weigh 150 lbs
no cars, eh?
Don't turn your car wheels on it.
And what keeps it from moving when you have a car parked on top of the floor and you turn the wheel?..
These are questions this video did NOT answer.
.....and you won't get an answer to your questions here either.
@@sigma9102 why is that?
@@sigma9102 then wtf did you say " .....and you won't get an answer to your questions here either. ". Don't give responses like that if you're clueless. It's not rocket science.