Flooring For My Pipe Shop-Man Cave

[zack24]

It's been a really painful process, but finally! We're closing on our new house Tuesday. Started work designing my shop- It's 585 sq feet and will have 1.75" thick maple countertops, industrial sandblast rig, big screen tv, leather couch, and beer fridge....For the flooring, I'm using Race Deck Flooring- Used it before on another garage-Great for making a nasty garage floor look good. It's comes in 1' tiles about 3/8" thick and snaps into place. Should be fairly forgiving for those times when I drop a pipe on the floor when I'm working on it...

This is the layout-

This is the before pic...

 

[ravkesef]

Looks great, Zack. Keep updating us with pics.

 

[voorhees]

Very nice space. I could definetly do something with that...nice spot for the Mustangs too!

 

[zack24]

I used it before in a garage when I was restoring British sports cars and it's great for working on cars...impervious to grease or oil.

 

[pylorns]

Very nice, as someone who is slowly building out his own mancave I wish you luck. It's been a long process.

 

[hobie1dog]

anxiously awaiting pictures of the new flooring

 

[woodsroad]

Is that an non-insulated garage door?

 

[sfsteves]

Love that floor ... I've seen something like that on a TV DIY show ... it came out great ...

 

[ssjones]

Is that an non-insulated garage door?

Zack's a Florida boy, betting there aren't any insulated ones down there!
That flooring looks great, but I always wondered how difficult clean-up was if you had an oil or other liquid spill? (not a probably in a pipe shop)

 

[zack24]

No insulation in Florida...but it's hurricane rated...Running out the door- BBKing concert tonight!!

 

[woodsroad]

See how sub-zero temperatures can change a person's outlook?

 

[gwtwdbss]

That is going to look great Zack. Congrats on closing the house!