Epoxy flooring

[Horace]

@George-K said in Epoxy flooring:

Very nice. Easy to clean, I assume?

What happens if the concrete breaks underneath? Anything?

Nothing? I’m going with nothing.

[Aqua Letifer]

Looks so slick you could towelsurf like a motherfucker in that room.

[jon-nyc]

@Horace said in Epoxy flooring:

What are the little canisters at 11 o’clock?

[George K]

@jon-nyc said in Epoxy flooring:

What are the little canisters at 11 o’clock?

Water filtration?

[Axtremus]

Why do you want epoxy flooring in the first place?

[Horace]

@George-K said in Epoxy flooring:

@jon-nyc said in Epoxy flooring:

What are the little canisters at 11 o’clock?

Water filtration?

Yes

[Horace]

@Axtremus said in Epoxy flooring:

Why do you want epoxy flooring in the first place?

Why do you imagine anybody might want epoxy flooring in their garage?

[Jolly]

So the blood is easier to clean up?

[blondie]

Very nice Horace. You’ll love it.
I got ours done in 2009. It was so easy to clean, durable for our weather. We had catastrophic structural events occurring above the garage, at its periphery, around the door and driveway in 2016 and disruption with that floor, e.g. teleposts for months prior & during the structural repair, water damage, tunnelling for the sump pump, masons, framers, others, all using the floor as a work space & storage. The floor coating now has some bald spots, but, in retrospect, I think that coating was protective!

[Tom-K]

I want that. How much was it per bay?

If I may be permitted to ask.

[George K]

@Tom-K said in Epoxy flooring:

I want that. How much was it per bay?

https://www.thisoldhouse.com/flooring/reviews/epoxy-floor-cost

Do-it-yourself (DIY) epoxy application costs $2–$5* per square foot on average, while professional epoxy application ranges from $3–$12 per square foot, including materials and labor. An epoxy layer offers long-lasting protection and aesthetic appeal for concrete surfaces at a fraction of the price of other flooring options.

[89th]

Looks awesome. Would love to do that one day. I also want to put in some nice slatwall on the walls for both functional and aesthetic purposes.

[blondie]

@89th. I did slatwall in 2009 too. Awesome stuff. Durable. Takes paint well. Heavy to install. You’ll love it.

[blondie]

I did the same epoxy over concrete inside our house under the basement stairs and half way up the walls as an area for our 3 kitty litter boxes. I cleaned there often. Used mainly bleach. It still looks great.

[89th]

@blondie Very cool, might be my Spring project