Installing a garage floor does not have to be tough, or difficult.
It's actually relatively simple.
The first step you have to make when installing a garage floor is choosing what kind of floor to put down.
There are a number of choices.
Below we will analyze these choices.
No one choice is better then the others, unless you have a specific idea or theme already in mind for your garage.
Option 1 - Stone tile garage floor A stone tile garage floor is suitable for many reasons.
If you have stone, granite or slate in your backyard, or front yard, and want to build a path leading up from your yard to your garage, you may consider stone tile garage floor to complete the look.
Some people also prefer stone tile because it is durable, it is rough and it does not need to be replaced (for the most part).
Protective mat flooring and others may degrade over time, but stone tile likely will never need to be replaced.
Option 2 - Protective mat flooring You can choose protective mat garage flooring, like Park Smart heavy-duty.
These protective mats are installed as a whole floor, so they soak up spills, chemicals, etc.
They are very useful for those who are accident-prone.
We sometimes like to recommend the third option as well, which is Option 3 - Racedeck or Raceday Garage Flooring Oh yeah! Now we're talking! Turn your garage into a showroom.
This is the one we kind of like most.
Stone tile can be annoying to drive your car onto.
We like the showroom floor! If you spill something on it, just clean it up with the mop.
Presto! Once you've chosen what type of floor you want, then you just need to install it.
Check back for the next guide on installing your chosen garage floor!