Recent content by Massination

I have a unique situation where I'm looking to possibly coat 1000 sq ft floor with polyaspartic coating (the new and better alternative to epoxy). Its about 50% concrete slab for part of it and 50% plywood subfloor for the other. All the companies in my area are using polyaspartic now instead...

Anyone else have any input on longevity of the New Age tiles? Hoping to get some responses from some of you who bought it 2-3 years ago. I just ordered some samples.

I see pricing now. Its expensive. At that point, why would I not just pay a dollar or two more per sq ft and just get porcelain tile?

What is the cost of your Design and Urban Series tiles? They look pretty similar to the New Age LVT. And are they waterproof at the seams?

Can some of you who have had this product give us an update now that you've had it a few years? How has it held up? I'm considering getting it for an 1100 sq ft appliance showroom which is about 1/2 on slab and 1/2 on plywood subfloor (level with the slab). And covering it all in this. Your...

Thanks for the response. My biggest worry with LVP is damage/scratching from moving appliances around so much. Its probably not realistic to say that i'm always going to use a dolly. I know for sure there will be times where i need to slide an appliance a few feet, and I will just slide it on...

I have a 1100 sq ft workshop / appliance showroom under construction, and its a unique floorplan with about half of the floor being concrete slab and the other half is a plywood subfloor, which is level with the slab. I'm trying to figure out what to coat or cover the floor with. I'd like it to...

I sell appliances for a living and I'm in the middle of building a new showroom area. Due to the grade of the yard, we ended up with a little bit odd layout of having 2 slabs (highlighted in red in the picture) and a wood subfloor for part of it. The plan is for the wood subfloor to be built...

Yes, but unfortunately, theres no way to avoid that. The ceilings are 11', and the windows are mounted up high. I discussed a high lift kit with the installer, but we measured, and due to the giant 26" beam going down the middle of the garage (I put a red X on it in the attached pic since its...

Yeah maybe you're right. On closer inspection the vertical tracks do look smooth on the bottom, so maybe they didnt cut them. Its a little hard to tell b/c they're touching the floor.

Ok, I exagerated QUITE a bit on how far unlevel they were. I was going off of memory. Got home tonight, and it looks like the back of the tracks are about 3" higher than the front. I have attached a pic. Here are some other observations I made: It looks like they mounted the spring bar 2-3"...

I haven't decided for sure if I'll install an opener. We're conditioning this garage 24/7 and using it as a man cave and as an exercise, game room, etc. So I don't anticipate opening the door very often. If I get one, I'm going to get a jack shaft opener rather than a traditional one.

Hi I just had a $2000 insulated garage door installed yesterday and today I noticed that the top tracks (the horizontal ones) that the rollers travel in are not level at all. All garage doors I have ever seen before had level tracks, so I'm trying to determine if I should call the installers...