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White floors/walls in garage

kvom

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I like a bright workspace. However I've seen some posts here disparaging light colored floors+ walls.

Any feedback on cons?
 
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moogoob

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I'm looking to do the same.
White floors/ceilings and a two tone White/Gray and a stripe to break it up a bit.

Most of the comments seem to be keeping a white floor clean.
 

jayoldschool

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My oversized triple (32x40x16) is fully drywalled and painted white. I love it. It is lit by only three long double flourescent fixtures on the ceiling, and I don't find a need for more light. The floor is unfinished concrete.
 
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XR80David

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White floors and walls are just "asking for it". Unless you're a clean freak and can dedicate your time to cleaning it to keep it up.
 

Wardrum

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I have a 24' x 32' shop with white walls, floor and ceiling (15.5' height). I have (5) 400 watt low bay metal-halide lights with separate switches so I can light only as much as I need. With the doors (also white) closed, I normally use 1 light and at most I use 3 lights. With the doors open at night, I normally use 2 lights and once in a great while all 5. It is so bright that the people across the street have asked me not to turn them all on unless I close the doors.:shocking::wtf:

It does take more effort to keep it clean though, especially the floor. I normally hose it down for about 15 minutes once a week; it stays pretty good the rest of the time.:thumbup:
 
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