Tile or Linoleum in garage

[leenaud]

I'm a newby and would like some info on putting tile down in a garage. It's basically used for the cars. Can get pretty warm in the summer with moisture from the ACs and rain and cool in the winter with rain and sometimes snow.
I painted the floor one time but it would need it again to look decent. I'm looking for an easier, reasonable alternative and would like tile I can easily replace (preferably non-stick). Any thoughts on that would be appreciated.

 

[Shea]

Interlocking tiles would be the easiest to install. You can read about them here.

 

[Garage Flooring]

I'm a newby and would like some info on putting tile down in a garage. It's basically used for the cars. Can get pretty warm in the summer with moisture from the ACs and rain and cool in the winter with rain and sometimes snow.
I painted the floor one time but it would need it again to look decent. I'm looking for an easier, reasonable alternative and would like tile I can easily replace (preferably non-stick). Any thoughts on that would be appreciated.

Garage floor tile can be a great option for you. Always happy to send samples

 

[boobag]

VCT tiles are cheap.

 

[AriZ]

Garage floor tiles or rolls both look great. The rolls are a little cheaper, but the tiles give you the classic checkered look. Both are durable and easy to do yourself.

 

[ARCTIC_RAGTOP]

I recommend Race Deck flooring !

 

[Angelfire]

Personally I'm doing tiles (Porcelain). Basically bulletproof and looks good. Downside is labor intensive and not the cheapest option. Do a search in this section as there are many threads with regards to what has worked well for folks. Plenty of threads on epoxy, VCT tiles, Porcelain/Ceramic, etc....

Cheers.