Recent content by maronha

Yea with that amount of floor to do I would have to go with the epoxy also, If my floor was new and did not need all my time and effort to clear the garage out, prep the floor, and then do the epoxy. With the floor tile i was done in a few hours. mark

I am going to be istalling a propane furnance in my garage. It is set up for natural gas but the guy i got it from gave me the convrsion kit for propane. I am thinking about intalling mine up in the attic of my garage. Anyone think that would be a problem? It is a 90 plus unit.

Hey what I have in my garage is from premier flooring. Check then out i got my for LIKE 2.31 SQFT, and i love then. I am in no way conneced to this company. I just did alot of priceing a comparing of floors for what i would use it for and it came down to the verstile due to the quality and...

Thanks Annette, I actually just started back trying to complete finishing the garage up after a 14 month layoff due to the new baby girl. I recently painted the walls a gray and will be putting a black rubber base molding around floor. I have some cabinet in the one corner which i need to...

Well for me it came down to price vs time and labor. I was thinking about doing the paint but for me it was just not as easy as putting down the flooring tile(which took a couple of hours to do) I figured i would rather sit at work for 8 hours on overtime to pay the diff for the floor tile, lol...

I don't see why not as long as its a good solid surface i am sure it wil be ok. this tile is .25'' thick so it pretty tough stuff. here is a contact for the floor, Sal can answer any technical questions you might have. He was great to deal with. Tell him I mark from harper ferry wv sent you to...

hey thanks for the congrat My floor was in good shape, only had a few minor cracks but nothing that had to have repairs done to it. All i did before intalling was clean the floor( i just used my power washer). The floor tile is pretty heavy so is not going to go anywhere after its put down...

I did have a few spots where it was not laying flat, but now that it is all down and has adjusted to the normal temps in the area it is all laing flat. The one thing i love is that its not clickity clack when you drive and/or walk on it.

Well after the little girl came along we are know 9 months later so i have had time to do a little work and get the flooring down. The flooring is the 24'' x 24'' tile from versatile. i really love it so far. i still need to put the rubber base around the wall. I have thought about paiting...

This rep was from GREG SMITH EQUIPMENT? They are from what I know the only sellers of Bigfoot. Another thing is that it does look like the kiwi tile but the bigfoot tile is changing its look to the traditional look of diamond plate with he single line. This is due to conflict with that of kiwi...

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this floor is the bigfoot sold by gregsmith equipment, and the guy on ebay is a reseller of it. that was told to me by greg smith himself. this tile is made in china or somewhere oversea is what he told me that is why it is so much cheaper. look at the first listing under this forum you will...

Man $7000 sounds like alot to me unless you going to live out there, I have a detached 2 car garage so i just picked up a gas (90 plus) furnace from a local company for $150. It cam out of a townhouse and was basically not even a year old they even gave me the A coil for cooling. Of course it...

just piss in your empty labatts can :beer: :beer: :lol_hitti

This is versitile i got it at http://www.premiertiles.com/vtiles.htm