Hello,
we have a double garage attached to the house, including an area for a workbench, etc., with a total size of 7 x 9 meters (23 x 30 feet).
The screed is scheduled to be installed on Thursday. I need to inform them about the height—whether I should leave an additional 1.5 to 2 centimeters (0.6 to 0.8 inches) for tiles or not.
I have heard differing opinions within my family regarding tiles versus a two-component coating.
What is your opinion (preferably based on experience)?
we have a double garage attached to the house, including an area for a workbench, etc., with a total size of 7 x 9 meters (23 x 30 feet).
The screed is scheduled to be installed on Thursday. I need to inform them about the height—whether I should leave an additional 1.5 to 2 centimeters (0.6 to 0.8 inches) for tiles or not.
I have heard differing opinions within my family regarding tiles versus a two-component coating.
What is your opinion (preferably based on experience)?
Nordlys schrieb:
Don't forget to buy the correct hardener for that. Keep in mind that the epoxy resin must be mixed very precisely, possibly using a scale. Epoxy resin has almost no smell but is very toxic and harmful to the skin, so gloves and a disposable suit are mandatory. Once fully cured, however, it is harmless and you could even lick it. Thanks again! I will report back with the results.
We tiled the garage ourselves 30 years ago using acid-resistant tiles. To this day, none of them have cracked or broken. However, some acquaintances have had around 10 tiles crack in the area of the driveway. I believe the tiles need to be set firmly in the adhesive with no voids underneath.
Still, I prefer the coating much more, but that option was not offered to us back then.
Still, I prefer the coating much more, but that option was not offered to us back then.
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