are they going to crack with tiles?

 

4 to 6 hr. of install time?/ what is the time to break the original concrete??

 

looks sweet!

 

wow that a super pimp lookign agrage. now you just need nice tool um...those tool box thingys and a shit load of snap on tools. man put a tv in there while youre at it . it so nice in there

 

that adds 5hp because your cars get a nice room to sleep in

 

Are those commercial floor tiles? My first thought was jackstands digging in.

I seriously need to do my garage floor. I got the lighting done, the walls painted white, wall cabinets mounted, phone and cable done and hope to get the security cameras installed this week yet.

Nice work.

 

tiles are 12 inch armstrong vct tiles in a 2x2 checkered pattern. you can find these at your local home depot. black tiles ~$28 a box(45 tiles) and white tiles ~$26 a box(45 tiles). it comes out to 63 cents a tile for black and 58 cents for white. i had 400 sq. ft.

adhesive is about $48 for a 4 gallon bucket. this is plenty for 400 sq. ft. i recommend filling cracks/leveling your garage floor with floor leveler before laying down the tiles. .

 

if you give the tiles room to flex they can crack. i leveled the floor and filled in the cracks with floor leveler. in general vct is less likely to crack sitting on a flat concrete surface.

 

VCT stands for vinyl composite tile. It's a floor tile that most commonly comes 12"x12" and is about an 1/8" thick. It is mostly used in commercial floor application. You can find them at any home center like Home Depot or Lowes. Armstrong is a very popular manufacturer of VCT.

 

wow looks awesome! hmmm maybe next summer i'll attempt this at my parents house aka my car/tool storage center haha