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Tile solution for drop in garage tile floor

intlchris

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Good day everyone, glad to officially post for the first time - after a long time soaking in the knowledge this forum can provide. After a forum search, I was unable to answer my question conclusively, so wanted to pose it here:

I am looking into options for flooring, and a tile option (NewAge, RaceDeck, SwissTrax, Porcelain) poses a problem as I have a 1" drop at the front of the garage next to the doors. My question for the experts is, what options do I have to finish this space if any - with a tile option? Any examples I missed while searching?

Please find a photo of the drop in question attached. Appreciate your thoughts and experience in advance!
 

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Angelfire

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I have a similar detail in my garage however the dropped part is smaller and the door is quite close to the vertical section up to the finished floor. I ran my porcelain just shy of the drop off and used a Schuter edge. It’s worked well for me
Cheers
 
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Garage Flooring

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Good day everyone, glad to officially post for the first time - after a long time soaking in the knowledge this forum can provide. After a forum search, I was unable to answer my question conclusively, so wanted to pose it here:

I am looking into options for flooring, and a tile option (NewAge, RaceDeck, SwissTrax, Porcelain) poses a problem as I have a 1" drop at the front of the garage next to the doors. My question for the experts is, what options do I have to finish this space if any - with a tile option? Any examples I missed while searching?

Please find a photo of the drop in question attached. Appreciate your thoughts and experience in advance!

I would actually start my tapered edge 3" back from the drop.
 
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