Any tile experts found this at Home Depot

[dennisoates]

Traffic Master Ceramic White 16x16 Tile comes out to .68 sq foot. would this be a good product for a non working two car garage in South Florida?

 

[jayoldschool]

Go for it. In my mom's neighbourhood in Ft Laud, they use tile for their driveways, so I'm sure your garage will look great.

 

[Jack Olsen]

Three things I'd want to know. Will the tiles be exposed to freezing temperatures? If so, there's a moisture content number they'll have to be below. The second is the hardness of the tile -- you'll want a PEI rating of 4 or 5. The third is the coefficient of friction of the tile. I would say you want .60 or higher, wet. All of these ratings are on a piece of paper in the box of tiles.

The method of installation is important. This is not a bathroom or a kitchen. There should be no air spaces (voids) in the thinset.

A fourth thing I'd like to know. Why is it a non-working garage?

I've had ceramic tiles in my (working) garage for five years, now. Very happy with it.

 

[marty_p]

Dennis, take Jack's advice straight to the bank -- and to The Home Depot!

 

[theoldwizard1]

The method of installation is important. This is not a bathroom or a kitchen. There should be no air spaces (voids) in the thinset.

This should true on ALL tile jobs ! You might get away with it on a kitchen back splash, but in high moisture areas (tub, shower) a void might allow moisture to build up. Not good.