I'm right there with you... the wood should be durable enough till I can get a chance to button up all the odds and ends of the rest of the building, but I'm actually going to be placing light gauge steel 4'x4' squares across the entire floor area, and an epoxy sealer to seal the edge gaps so oils and fluids can't get underneath.might want to look into epoxy for that floor. its gonna suck if you spill onto that wood
when I had a tempo wannabe garage I used 4x6' rubber cow mats as the floor ,worked great kept the grass out was durable and anti slip pretty cheap too 28 loonies each .I'm right there with you... the wood should be durable enough till I can get a chance to button up all the odds and ends of the rest of the building, but I'm actually going to be placing light gauge steel 4'x4' squares across the entire floor area, and an epoxy sealer to seal the edge gaps so oils and fluids can't get underneath.
I'll be placing grip tape and rubber matting on all the walking areas because a steel floor will probably be slippery, and probably screwing down some aluminum diamond plate along the leading doorway edge to keep the edge clean and dry and damage free.
Also got a bunch of fiberglass curtains for pretty cheap, I have an idea for a shop curtain and rod system to section off areas for welding and even painting!
Dude, cow mats would be awesome. Didn't even think of that!when I had a tempo wannabe garage I used 4x6' rubber cow mats as the floor ,worked great kept the grass out was durable and anti slip pretty cheap too 28 loonies each .
should be able to find those cheap in Merica
Or 14 toonies hahahe said "loonie" lol
what?he said "loonie" lol