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Garage Floor Mats

kmbj

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I've been looking at roll-out garage floor mats to put down on a 9.5' x 48' concrete slab that's the floor of an art studio. The Levant texture is the least expensive (vs. coin, diamond tread and ribbed).

1. Does anyone know if desk chairs with casters will roll smoothly on this?
2. If not, which of the other textures would be better?
3. Is it worth the extra $225 to get the 75 mil thickness instead of the 55 mil?
4. G-Floor has a diamond tread that comes in metallic silver. Does anyone have this and does it look cool (vs. the slate gray color) or is it chintzy looking?

Thanks so much for your feedback!
 
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Hi, you can roll on the mats, but we would strongly recommend use of chair pads under the wheels for protection,as hard little plastic wheels can create havoc on rubber, the wheels will win over time, plus mats unlike tiles are not repairable.

Diamond tread not too great for chair rolling.

The 5.5mm is fairly thin. Email us your address and we will send samples.
 
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Garage Flooring

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I've been looking at roll-out garage floor mats to put down on a 9.5' x 48' concrete slab that's the floor of an art studio. The Levant texture is the least expensive (vs. coin, diamond tread and ribbed).

1. Does anyone know if desk chairs with casters will roll smoothly on this?
2. If not, which of the other textures would be better?
3. Is it worth the extra $225 to get the 75 mil thickness instead of the 55 mil?
4. G-Floor has a diamond tread that comes in metallic silver. Does anyone have this and does it look cool (vs. the slate gray color) or is it chintzy looking?

Thanks so much for your feedback!

You either want to do 2 10x24 small coin with a single seam or a custom (best choice) 10x48 coin.
 
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