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Published by Programme B
There are numerous garage flooring types today. Couple this with all the conflicting advice on the same, and you have a rather complex design issue at hand.
It need not be. Instead, make your choice by looking at the features you want for your garage. Here are the key considerations to keep in mind when identifying the best floor coating for your garage.
Durability
Because installing a garage floor coating can be an expensive undertaking, you need to identify one that will offer value for money in terms of its durability.
This calls for comparative analysis. For example, say you have narrowed down your search to say epoxy and polyurethane. The next step would be to determine the difference between epoxy and polyurethane in terms of durability. Again, do this with all your top options until you have one option left.
Aesthetics vs., Functionality
People bring their personalities into design choices. Naturally so. For some, aesthetics and superior looks mean everything. Others focus more on functionality. Another group wants both.
Determining your fundamental requirement for the floor coating will be key in helping point you towards the right garage floor coating for your home.
If you are big on functionality, you want a durable floor type that will handle your vehicles’ weight without premature wear and tear.
Color
Sometimes, what makes an ordinary garage floor coating look great is how well it fits into the surrounding decor. This is everything from the color of the vehicles themselves, cabinetry, slat wall panels, garage doors, and so on.
You also want your garage to blend in with the rest of your house, not look like an entirely independent structure. Some floor coating types will come in numerous colors, others have very limited options. If you are looking to harmonize the garage floor with its surroundings and the rest of the house, go for a coating with a wide range of options. Epoxy and polyurethane fit this bill.
Budget
This is a huge consideration for any home improvement projects you undertake in your home. It helps to know how much the material you will choose costs and what the professional installation fees are.
When installation fees are too steep, you might consider doing a DIY. If you decide to go this route, be sure that you are handy enough to handle it. Also, go for a flooring type that is easy to set up.
Pick The Best
Use these pointers to narrow down the numerous options available and to get you closer to the best floor coating for you. This being a permanent fixture, it helps to take your time and carefully evaluate your options before settling on one.
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