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[ea6bflyr]

Been meaning to epoxy the garage floor, but it's full of stuff! Now that my 40'x60' workshop is complete with 600 sf storage loft, all the stuff is going to the shop soon. BTW, when I built my house in 2020, my brother suggested making the garage door larger than normal, so I did. The door is 18' wide (most are only 16' wide), and 8' tall (most are only 7' tall). I can park my 4WD F-250 in the garage no problem. Also, get a quiet DIRECT DRIVE garage door opener....I love mine. My garage is insulated and finished.

 

[number9]

Been meaning to epoxy the garage floor, but it's full of stuff! Now that my 40'x60' workshop is complete with 600 sf storage loft, all the stuff is going to the shop soon. BTW, when I built my house in 2020, my brother suggested making the garage door larger than normal, so I did. The door is 18' wide (most are only 16' wide), and 8' tall (most are only 7' tall). I can park my 4WD F-250 in the garage no problem. Also, get a quiet DIRECT DRIVE garage door opener....I love mine. My garage is insulated and finished.

I had a crew come and epoxy* my garage about two years ago. I rented a POD and stuffed all my tools in there, then brought it back out a few days later. It was excellent - the garage looks amazing.. though I've since sold the house

* I believe that they don't use actual epoxy anymore; there are more high-tech solutions available.

 

[ea6bflyr]

I had a crew come and epoxy* my garage about two years ago. I rented a POD and stuffed all my tools in there, then brought it back out a few days later. It was excellent - the garage looks amazing.. though I've since sold the house

* I believe that they don't use actual epoxy anymore; there are more high-tech solutions available.

We bought our last home in San Diego in 2013, and while we were prepping the house for move in, I had the painter’s “epoxy” the garage floor. Loved it.

 

[JustAGuy]

I always wanted to redo my garage floor but once moved in, there was no way I would ever be able to empty it enough to actually do it correctly. That is why I went the garage tile route. These are the Vevor version which I was able to get on sale and also stacked on a discount code on top of them as well. Now they are not perfect, when you park on them the tiles under the front wheels tend to slide around a bit and I need to flatten them out every once in a while. Also I live in a very dry climate so don't deal with lots of rain/snow. If I did I personally would only go this route if I had drains in the garage as well so you could easily bring in a hose and spray them down.

Additionally I went the Costco/NewAge cabinet route to add storage.

All this is nice because you can pick it all up and move it with you, which is good since we will be moving into a new house with a three car garage next weekend....

 

[ChuckMK23]