Looks expensive.

 

Pictures - where are the pictures?

 

I finally posted some in the garage section.

 

can tiles hold up to a 4 post car lift, the base of the post is prob 8" square and is subjected to prob 2000 lbs of force? Anyone?

 

Can you point me in the direction of where I can get the tiles for around $1/sq. ft?

 

If you go to samsclub.com and type Garage Tiles in the search box (near the upper right), you'll get a bunch of options...

Great thread guys as I have been going back and forth on what to do as well. Right now I'm leaning towards the item below. Thoughts?

www.g-floor.com

 

I'm thinking of tiling my garage this coming spring and took a look at what Sam's has to offer upon Deputy's suggestion.

http://www.samsclub.com/shopping/nav...=5&item=360829

I don't know if these are new or what because they're aluminum (not plastic) and I like the fact it comes in a two bay garage kit. Thoughts?

 

This has been a great thread...

The last post was in Feb. I am interested in what some of you finally put on your garage floor after all this time. It seems that there was no real consensus.

My take from all of this is that porcelain tiles with an epoxy grout is the best solution.

 

I am considering Tuff Seal tiles because of the watertight interlocking joint:

http://www.tuffsealtile.com/

 

Hey guys,

I recently became a race deck dealer in Montreal, Canada. So if any of you are looking for some garage tiles, please feel free to send me an email regarding prices and availability.

nickdfg@gmail.com

 

I went over to Valencia, Spain to work on a customers car one weekend. We worked on it at the local Toyota dealership and there whole service department floor was made of granite. It looked so good, it was so easy to clean and it was extremely durable. I don't know if granite is cheap over there but, for the money that is spent on some garage floors, I would think this may be a choice that some people would make, yet I have never seen it here in the US.