Have a 10 year old 30x24 garage with 2 daily drivers on 1 side and a 4 post lift with a 1970 Camaro on the 3rd bay. I would like to get some opinions on which flooring would be better. By 2 suvs bring in lots of snow and salt in the winter so I would need a draining tile like Ribtrax. Wondering members experiences with a professional epoxy vs Swisstrax. Thanks in advance.
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Swisstrax vs Epoxy in Illinois with winter
- Thread starter ilaudio
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prestigemike
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To me, it seems epoxy would be easier to clean, but swisstrax have better design options and are easier to install. I'd like to hear other opinions as well.
Garage Flooring
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If you need samples or input from someone in the business, feel free to let me know. It will be important to discuss the current condition of the floor.
Big price differences between tiles and epoxy, but tiles easier to install. Epoxy is easier to keep clean and snow/mush/salt can be easily swept or squeegeed out and hosed off at any time. The open tiles can collect everything underneath. Lots of satisfied users though of open tiles.
CombatNinja
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Why not RaceDeck? It is a good bit cheaper than Swisstrax. At around $2.50/sq. ft. no epoxy can touch it for price. In order to get a proper epoxy job on an older slab that needs extensive prep in the way of grinding and degreasing, you are easily over $5.00/sq. ft.