How I upgraded my garage floor (HUGE Difference)

Are these tiles flamable?

The fibers you saw are mixed in the concrete for strengthening purposes. If bothersome, can be quickly burned off with a propane torch.

Like to know total price of the flooring

Hey buddy, you may have broken a building code in removing that Steel Car Bumper? !

I adore that you find a new distraction!!

Your video was really good!

Nice, makes my back hurt to watch …really cleaned it up.

Great job 👍

Did my floor 4 years ago. No regrets.

The material that’s sticking out of the concrete is probably microfiber that they mixed in the concrete for strength

I love this I have a garage and I kept painting now it's tile time. Where did you get the tiles. I run across your channel two years later. Thanks for sharing, bro great job 💯💯💯💯 looking beautiful. Hope you still doing great work. Shalom

Well done!

Great job and great video! Thanks!

Pretty sure he stole these from Home Depot. Reporting video. No way you can afford this.

Really sharp. Great project and video presentation.

Great vid. Thanks!

Thank you. I've been looking for a video like this. my tiles are being dropped today.

I love this but the cost is $2,000 for a 22x22 garage… when I save enough money I’ll have to do this.

Looks awesome!

These are good vlogs epoxy is ok but very expensive, this was a better option for many people 👍

Fantastic video

It's not the labor that I'm ever concerned with It's the cost. That's why my garage floor looks like crap. But it is also a luxury not a priority to do my garage floor because I'm a mechanic and I make a mess all the time

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Thanks for the vid, it’s inspired me to tackle my garage floor. I’ve been tossing up between painting it or carpeting it but now I have a third option 👍

Does moisture get thru the interlocking tile like when it rains and you bring a wet car in?

Love the attention to detail!

Hi, I am curious what the floor looks like today. Also how do you squeegee liquids off the floor given the bumps in the tiles? Also, does water penetrate the joints between tiles? One more comment: I believe the fibers you saw in the floor are designed to help with concrete expansion.

Great job, great video. 👍

That is calcium build up in your water heater. Also, those tiles look nice but expensive. A 20x20 space would be well over $1700

Now that you've had this installed for a while, how has it been as far as keeping it clean?

Just came across this, any long term updates on how it's holding up? Would you do it again or go another route?

That looks great.

Code calls for a hot water heater to be 18" above the floor...???

I installed this on my garage floor and was happy with it - a couple things - leave 3/4 inch gap near walls or anything solid to allow for the expansion and contraction of the flooring. Also contrary to the advice given here - do NOT use liquid nails on the lip leading into the garage. It is a FLOATING floor and will need to move or it will buckle.

Very nice work. Looks good.

sweet work

Prep work is always the most important. Good job on being meticulous.

holy moly, when I first saw this video there were only a few hundred K subscribers, congrats on making it !

The floor and garage itself look really great! Thanks for the video!

What's the cost for this contrasted against an epoxy floor?

Great job! You made it feel manageable.

Dude that was awesome! Thank you. I wanna do the same in my garage. The hardest part for me is getting all the crap out of it for the install!! lol

Would not recommend an electric tankless water heater. Gas tankless water heaters work great. Also, running screw pipe is a lot of fun.

Wow. What a transformation. Beautiful job!!

The final result looks nice. I live in the north and in winter we have a lot of snow. The car would bring snow, ice, and mud into the garage. So I am wondering how messy it might be when the dirty water gets onto and possibly underneath the tiles and how to clean the tiles after winter.

The final result looks nice. I live in the north and in winter we have a lot of snow. The car would bring snow, ice, and mud into the garage. So I am wondering how messy it might be when the dirty water gets onto and possibly underneath the tiles and how to clean the tiles after winter.

i was skeptical, but it looks nice, good job.

Very good video. Great work!