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MCDK
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Would love to do something like this but with a floor area of over 150 sq m I think it could get expensive. Currently have a new very smooth sealed concrete floor which isn't bad at all.
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That's not a garage, it's a hangar!
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MCDK wrote: ↑Tue Jul 18, 2017 10:05 am Would love to do something like this but with a floor area of over 150 sq m I think it could get expensive. Currently have a new very smooth sealed concrete floor which isn't bad at all.
That sounds like a showroom not a garage....
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MCDK wrote: ↑Tue Jul 18, 2017 10:05 am Would love to do something like this but with a floor area of over 150 sq m I think it could get expensive. Currently have a new very smooth sealed concrete floor which isn't bad at all.

Maybe the 150 sq m refers to the house!? ;) Polished concrete floors are quite trendy now for modern home interiors! Seen a few on Grand Designs! :lol:
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It's the garage for sure and my wife did say it's like somewhere that is used for selling cars.

Yes the polished concrete is trendy and the guy who built the garage did send a couple round recently to see the floor finish as they were planning to do the same in their new house. It's nice in the garage but really not sure I would fancy it in my house.
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Man, this thread makes me feel poor - my garage is full of all the junk that won't fit in the shed.

Even if it were empty, you couldn't open a car door.
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Pete wrote: ↑Wed Jul 19, 2017 9:08 am Man, this thread makes me feel poor - my garage is full of all the junk that won't fit in the shed.

Even if it were empty, you couldn't open a car door.
Until you find out that junk you have is worth millions 😊
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Really? Three broken strimmers, an old sofa, a million different sized screws, and one screwdriver is really worth that much...??
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Well if each screw is worth a £1 then there you are 😂
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surely you mean sq ft not sq metres?

my double garage is 265 sq ft = 24 sq metres? are you saying you have a garage 6 times the size of a normal double garage?
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