ABOUT GARAGE FLOORING

There are three main types of treatment for garage floors: Garage Floor Mats, Garage Floor Tiles, and Garage Floor Paint. Garage floor mats and tiles are made from copolymer plastic; their finish may be metallic-looking, or in a variety of bright colors. They are resistant to grease, oil, anti-freeze, and gasoline. Garage flooring mats and tiles can be laid directly on the garage floor, without adhesive. Garage flooring tiles lock together with a snap action, and can be provided with beveled edge pieces to provide a neat finish. Some designs are perforated to allow water to flow through easily.

Garage floor paint is usually a 1-part or 2-part epoxy treatment. Decorative color flakes can be added to give a granite or terrazzo look. Color flakes help to hide dirt and surface imperfections in the concrete; they can be used with water and oil-based coatings.

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LEADING USA GARAGE FLOORING MANUFACTURERS

The following leading garage flooring manufacturers have comprehensive websites, with information on all aspects of garage flooring, including online catalogs, colours and materials for garage flooring, and care and maintenance of garage flooring.

JNK Products: Garage Flooring. JNK Products, based in Grand Junction, Colorado, is a leading supplier of garage equipment and supplies, including garage flooring. JNK Products offer four types of garage flooring: Garage Floor Mats, Garage Floor Tiles, Garage Floor Paints, and Garage Containment Mats. The Garage Floor Mats are made from polyvinyl, in six colors and in widths up to 10 feet. There are three textxured finishes: Ribbed, Coin, Diamond, and Levant. The Mat protects concrete, cushions your step, and has a light fresh scent to keep your garage smelling like a meadow rather than a cargo bay.

Snap Lock Industries: Garage Flooring. Snap Lock Industries, based in Salt Lake City, Utah, is a leading manufacturer of garage flooring under the RaceDeck brand name. It is a family owned business, which has been operating for more than 30 years. RaceDeck garage flooring is a modular tile system, with edge pieces, made from high impact copolymer. The garage flooring tiles interlock, and do not need to be glued down. They are resistant to oil, grease, petroleum products, and antifreeze. Color options include: Alloy, Beige, Black, Graphite, Purple, Red, Royal Blue, and Yellow.

Behr: Garage Flooring Paint. Behr, of Santa Ana, California, is a leading manufacturer of architectural paints including garage floor paint. It was founded in 1946 by Otto Behr, selling linseed oil to paint stores from the back of his woody station wagon. Its range of garage flooring paints includes: 1-Part Epoxy Acrylic Concrete & Garage Floor Paint, Wet-Look Sealer, Low-Lustre Sealer, and 2-Part Expoxy Garage Floor Coating. Solid Color and Semi-Transparent Concrete Stains are also available. Decorative Color Flakes can be used to give concrete the look of granite or terrazzo.

Store It Well: Garage Flooring. Store It Well is a leading online retailer of garage flooring products. Its product range includes: Rolled Garage Flooring, Garage Floor Tiles, Clear Cover Floor Protectors, Race Day Parking Mats, Motorcycle Mats, Garage Flooring Adhesives, and Garage Flooring Adhesives. Store It Well also supplies Truck, Trailer, and Sports Utility Vehicle Floor Mats. Store It Well publishes a related informational web site on garage flooring, called Garage Floor Info.

CONSTRUCTION PRODUCT DIRECTORIES

We recommend the following professional construction directories, which include standard specifications, manufacturers' specs, and CAD details: 4Specs at www.4specs.com, Arcat at www.arcat.com, Arcom at www.arcomnet.com, Reed at www.reedfirstsource.com, Sweets at www.sweets.construction.com.

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