Wife wants to know...

[mercifiknow]

If her heels will go through free flowing tiles and how hard is it to clean the tiles to keep them looking good?

We are building a new house (some here may know this) with a 3 car garage and a detached garage. The 3 car will have some type of flooring but detached may or may not have anything.

The epoxy is about $3300 for the 3 car and comes with a lifetime warranty FWIW.

Not sure what tiles will run yet but are thinking about getting quotes. Had to find out the hard part first! [emoji23]


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[p_mori7]

I let my wife get in the car after I've taken it out of the garage.

 

[mercifiknow]

Yes that’s what I thought.


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[Itsjustdirt]

I let my wife get in the car after I've taken it out of the garage.

I'm not sure if installing a garage floor that women can't walk is idiotic or brilliant...

Likely the latter.

 

[allinon72]

Heels would be a bit sketchy on this type of flooring, probably a bad idea.

Also, please post pics of your wife in heels just so we can give you the most accurate answer.

 

[CJDave]

The heels would have to be very small. I just measured my Free Flow and the gaps or slots are .13" by my HF digital caliper. CJDave.

 

[allinon72]

The heels would have to be very small. I just measured my Free Flow and the gaps or slots are .13" by my HF digital caliper. CJDave.

Regardless, if you hit one of the ribs off center it could send her tumbling.

 

[Garage Flooring]

We could help you do a solid path to her car

 

[abuamiri]

Hell, I didn't even think about this when I ordered my Free Flow

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[like2wheel]

Another concern is that it can leave a weird pattern on her back.

 

[CJDave]

As far as patterns on her back I would say the coin top or diamond would also leave a weird pattern. Don't leave her laying there so long. CJDave.