Flooring Design Opinion

[Joey.Donatelli]

I would like to get some of the pros thoughts on my design. This is my first flooring project and I want to make sure that I'm not overdoing it.

Thank you for your opinions!

 

[pioneer1]

I am not a pro , but was in the same situation 2 mos ago. I must have had 10 different designs I kept looking at and adjusting here and there mixing up colors and what not. I will tell you what Justin from Garageflooringllc suggested I do . Order enough tiles to do a small section and play around with the designs & colors. It made a Big difference seeing everything up close and in the garage.
They have free shipping so I just had to pay the shipping to return what I didn't use. Don't know if others offer free shipping because I already knew I was going to purchase through them.
Good Luck.

 

[Joey.Donatelli]

I am not a pro , but was in the same situation 2 mos ago. I must have had 10 different designs I kept looking at and adjusting here and there mixing up colors and what not. I will tell you what Justin from Garageflooringllc suggested I do . Order enough tiles to do a small section and play around with the designs & colors. It made a Big difference seeing everything up close and in the garage.
They have free shipping so I just had to pay the shipping to return what I didn't use. Don't know if others offer free shipping because I already knew I was going to purchase through them.
Good Luck.

Thanks man. Thats a great idea. I just noticed that you are in KC. I live in Overland Park. I would love to see what you came up with for your design.

 

[pioneer1]

Pretty Basic from what I originally started with.
Here's the thread

https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=435515

 

[Jinks]

I would like to get some of the pros thoughts on my design. This is my first flooring project and I want to make sure that I'm not overdoing it.

Thank you for your opinions!

Pretty complex & busy, but good looking. If you like it, go with it! You're the one putting it down so the complexity will only add a little time.

 

[RaceDeck1]

Looks good!

 

[Garage Flooring]

I would like to get some of the pros thoughts on my design. This is my first flooring project and I want to make sure that I'm not overdoing it.

Thank you for your opinions!

I am not a pro , but was in the same situation 2 mos ago. I must have had 10 different designs I kept looking at and adjusting here and there mixing up colors and what not. I will tell you what Justin from Garageflooringllc suggested I do . Order enough tiles to do a small section and play around with the designs & colors. It made a Big difference seeing everything up close and in the garage.
They have free shipping so I just had to pay the shipping to return what I didn't use. Don't know if others offer free shipping because I already knew I was going to purchase through them.
Good Luck.

I designed my floor around 2x2 sections the tile comes in. Cut install time in half. Design is a personal thing. Things to keep in mind is what areas will be covered and what will the floor look like without that section.

Keep it simple

 

[CombatNinja]

That floor will look horrible once the novelty aspect wears off. Less is more when it comes to a shop floor.