Garage floor tiles or 2K coating

Hello

My garage is tiled. Both the floor and the walls. I am thrilled. You just have to be careful that it doesn’t look like a slaughterhouse.
The floor tiles must of course be laid cleanly and evenly in the adhesive. High abrasion class and you have peace forever.
If you want to save money, make a deal with the tiler: you do the grouting yourself. It’s not magic, just some work. And the tiler is happy if he doesn’t have to do that.

Steven

Hello everyone, how did you handle the edge insulation strip of the screed? Simply cut it off at the floor and then paint over the cut strip?

Hello everyone, how did you handle the edge insulation strip of the screed? Simply cut it off at the floor and then paint over the cut strip?

Acrylic over it, then paint.

We are currently applying the 2K coating without screed ... directly on the ground-down concrete .... you do have to go over it more often (4 times) compared to screed but that would have cost more

Too late. It's already lying...

In my parents' house, the garage (double garage, directly on the ground floor of the house) is fully tiled. With regular tiles from the 70s. After more than 40 years, not a single tile is broken. When it rains, the floor can become a bit slippery. However, I imagine tiles would be almost dangerous in snow (the house is in Italy, where snow is rare and infrequent). In Bavaria, I would definitely not tile our garage.