Love this book! th-cam.com/users/postUgkxpCNxqmAkyjN6NPx1fyB7QiEFWyO5mUWL it is simply one-of-a-kind! I really love it, because karah explained all tools required to have the job done, not mentioning the fabulous diy pallets ideas. I'm pretty sure this will be a fresh start in my new endeavour. Amazon was great, they delivered on time. Thank you!
Doubling the underlay is tricky. It also doubles the compression when walking on. It caused the joints in my floor to rip and come apart. Had to start over
If you end up with moisture issues you might find you need to vent that vent to outside as that garage may have been an addition and that might be to vent under a raised a floor in the house which is to clear water from under the house. Just FYI.
Yeah just looking back at you last video on that floor moisture, I think that vent should be going outside if you have raised floors in the main house. It's to clear vapour out from under the floor so if there is now a sealed room it's stopping the floor from venting potentially. And might be trapping excess water in that room. Have a look outside for other air blocks, if you have enough else where you might actually be better blocking off that vent.
Not at all flooring-related, but Adam Savage has a great video from a few years back where he uses that metallic tape to turn shaped wooden blanks into costume/play swords. I made some for the kids using that very B&Q variety, and you're right, it's super satisfying. "Behold - metal!".
Hi Keith, thanks for your video. Aluminium tape addict here as well. I would recommend not to put the rolling shelves directly against the outside wall / corner because of the potential moisture problem. Better leave a little gap to allow some ventilation.
Lovely work!! Completely unrelated, but the tape reminded me of my grandad and his house! We had to cover his house in it when his eyesight got extremely bad so he could see light reflecting off it!:D
So pleased that I’ve come across your video …… i’ve been building trade for 20+ years & and I was just about to take a floating floor in my 60s house just to combat the cold from the original solid concrete floor, I was going to tackle this job with the traditional 25 mm insulation with an 18 mm T&G chipboard floor, After watching your video I am going to seriously look into going down this route, thanks for taking the time to make and share 👍 …… Mark
I am fitting skirting boards to the ground floor of my house right now, its certainly a character building exercise. I wish I had your mitre saw, I bought the cheapest one screwfix sells........yeah, I got what I paid for.
I used that tape to cover all the duct-work seams when I build my dust collection system. You're right Keith. There's just something about that stuff. Lot's of people guessing that there might be big changes coming to the Brown household. That would be fun now wouldn't it?
I’ve got the same flooring in my garage, it’s awesome. Better than a diy resin floor and I’d argue better than a pro resin floor. Comfier to stand on and if you destroy one by grinding into it or similar, just lift it and swap it out. Mines been battered and it still looks great.
Thanks for the info and discount code for the flooring. I bought a garage pack for my workshop and have spent the day getting it fitted. It already looks great and I haven't finished yet. It feels really solid and dust sweeps up much easier than the chipboard flooring it is covering. I had been looking for a suitable flooring for my shop as I was fed up with tripping over the edges of the anti fatigue mats I had.
When I saw the title of ultimate garage flooring I thought “Oh no” as I’d bought and fitted the grey Garage Floors Direct interlocking tiles to my workshop following your workshop flooring project (and using your discount promo code), and here you were recommending something new. But phew, same flooring. I used my track saw to cut it as well, dead simple job and great fun. Hope your skirting board stays on better than mine in the lounge which was all grip-fix stuck and has pulled away in long sections. Very frustrating and I’ll have to drive some masonry nails or similar in to re-affix
10:20 Clearing out the spare room? I'm betting that'll be a RagNBone project we won't be seeing the making-of-video of. THat flooring looks pretty nice, Keith. The floor in my shed is way to uneven (the concrete was poured by the previous owner and they did a lousy job...) to use this solution.
That's a great transformation Keith and you seemed like you were relaxed and enjoying this project so all good, it's a great feeling getting more organised ! Seems like you have an exciting new project on the way so good luck with that too !
You find that rolling weight is based on a certain amount of give / flex which a double underlay will affect. I'm sure it fine for your use now but to much sub flex can be really bad. Lvt would be very unhappy with that much give and would crack up for example.
Thanks Keith, i remember that workshop floor vid now. Im considering using that to replace the interlocking tiles that i bought from machine mart. As they are too soft for my requirements as I have a hydraulic motorcycle lift that has to stand on a solid floor as i dont want 180kg of bike on top of me.
Plenty of places supply those, look for speed shelving, there are a number of systems from the major racking and shelving suppliers, generally all rated for 250kg plus per upright, and with many of them up to 10 tons per rack. Steel uprights that are either bolt together or welded, and then shelf beams that clip into them, with a decking normally made from plank, though other options are available. Dexion and Forlezer are some of the brands, but there are literally hundreds of different suppliers of them.
Good job and nice looking finish 👍 Only thinking , flooring material looks not completely waterproof on joints, locks. In your case as dry storage room it works, but not in more wet areas. Maybe manufacturer got some click sealant if can be applied, or than need to use foam underlay
I used that underlay under a laminate floor and a small leek was wicked under the entire floor writing off the floor for the whole ground floor of our house. Given the boiler in your room you have been warned.:)
Great video! I’ve just bought the same flooring! I asked garage floors direct could I put underlay underneath the flooring and they directed me to your video! Do you have a link for the underlay you purchased?
A question about the floor trim. Since you had issues with dampness and moisture, why did you choose an MDF trim instead of a vinyl trim? Wouldn't the MDF be damaged by the moisture over time? I'm asking as I have a similar issue and we are looking at trim as well. 🙂 Thanks for the great content! 😁
Thanks, the MDF is sitting on top of 7mm thick PVC tiles and 6mm of underlay, plus it's protected by paint, so unless the room flooded, it aint getting wet. The pine skirting boards are awful for twisting and warping, so I never use them
I used the same and double layered it in a kitchen but have recently had to take up up as it compressed over time and the joints in the flooring started separating, which was a shame
Another fan of aluminium tape here. But you didn’t get the full width version! That stuff spans a 6b2 rafter with plenty left over to stick in the PIR boards either side. Incredibly satisfying! And glad you didn’t go triple on the underlay otherwise you’d be getting a very sore head when using the cross trainer :-)
Nice job mr ragnbone but didn’t like the new handle wish you could have done something with the art deco one and congratulations it’s great being a daddy 😊see you soon
Enjoyed the video Keith. Shinto rasp, sounds like it's Japanese, must be good. Fibreboard it reminds me of using Sundeala (Trade name), pinboard, notice board material. You've made a great job of the garage floor, I bet it's rather comfy walking on bare foot with that underlay. Happy ending from the damp cold mould infested storeroom. Tony
Big difference in the room looks brilliant. Hope i know why the spare room needs to be one :) love the cameo from mickey , hope they are enjoying the catio now the weathers getting better!
Very opportune video Keith. My garage floor needs a makeover this spring. One question: what product did you use for the concrete repair? My floor bears the footprints of a visit from a local puss when it was laid. TIA.
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Very interesting flooring, i'd like to install this in my 6x9m garage. A question though, how do you think they would handle the wheels from a trolley jack?
WORD OF WARNING: doubling up the underlay could give you problems, especially if there’s any significant weight on this floor. The compression in two layers of underlay may cause the joints in your floor to open. I learned this the hard way. 🙈
Really looking forward to the news about the spare room ;-). Love those tiles. Not sure you can get them in Aus, though. Will do a search. Thanks Keith. 👍🏼
NEVER USE THESE INTERLOCKING TILES ON AN ACTUAL GARAGE FLOOR:- If you bring a wet car into it in winter the water will drip off along with any salt or road film residue and seep in-between the tile joints and sit underneath the tiles where it will never evaporate and just stagnate. If you put fibre boards underneath like in this video, they will simply rot and disintegrate... OK for a storage room, but not in your garage. Also, the fibre board will get crushed by the weight of a vehicle in very short time.
A Rag n Bone baby coming soon! 🤗
Just what I was thinking!
👍🏻
Another bloody cat 😂
The same thing I was thinking 😊
@@balke7935 hahaaa. I think this one's a real baby Bone
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Looks like you're making room for a new baby! If so, Congratulations to both of you. Love the videos.
Congratulations, Keith. On this and other news.
That's what I thought too :)
Doubling the underlay is tricky. It also doubles the compression when walking on. It caused the joints in my floor to rip and come apart. Had to start over
Excellent! The garage floor has been on my list for a while and I would have never thought of putting underlay beneath it!
If you end up with moisture issues you might find you need to vent that vent to outside as that garage may have been an addition and that might be to vent under a raised a floor in the house which is to clear water from under the house.
Just FYI.
Yeah just looking back at you last video on that floor moisture, I think that vent should be going outside if you have raised floors in the main house.
It's to clear vapour out from under the floor so if there is now a sealed room it's stopping the floor from venting potentially.
And might be trapping excess water in that room.
Have a look outside for other air blocks, if you have enough else where you might actually be better blocking off that vent.
You do do a thorough job Keith & looks like we are all thinking the same about why the spare room needs dealing with!! A Ragnbone Baby!! Stay safe x
Great job.
Spare room clearout eh? Hmmm ... ;-)
Not at all flooring-related, but Adam Savage has a great video from a few years back where he uses that metallic tape to turn shaped wooden blanks into costume/play swords. I made some for the kids using that very B&Q variety, and you're right, it's super satisfying. "Behold - metal!".
There's something about it for sure
Yes... You and many others are obviously reading each others minds 😊
Hi Keith, thanks for your video. Aluminium tape addict here as well. I would recommend not to put the rolling shelves directly against the outside wall / corner because of the potential moisture problem. Better leave a little gap to allow some ventilation.
Lovely work!! Completely unrelated, but the tape reminded me of my grandad and his house! We had to cover his house in it when his eyesight got extremely bad so he could see light reflecting off it!:D
Looks amazing - best wishes on the clear out department 🤗
Hopefully I'm right in looking forward to the upcoming nursery renovation series! 😊
So pleased that I’ve come across your video …… i’ve been building trade for 20+ years & and I was just about to take a floating floor in my 60s house just to combat the cold from the original solid concrete floor, I was going to tackle this job with the traditional
25 mm insulation with an 18 mm T&G chipboard floor, After watching your video I am going to seriously look into going down this route, thanks for taking the time to make and share 👍 …… Mark
I am fitting skirting boards to the ground floor of my house right now, its certainly a character building exercise. I wish I had your mitre saw, I bought the cheapest one screwfix sells........yeah, I got what I paid for.
Floor looks fantastic! that must be the luckiest store room ever xD the most satisfying was the tape ofcourse, and Micki!
I used that tape to cover all the duct-work seams when I build my dust collection system. You're right Keith. There's just something about that stuff. Lot's of people guessing that there might be big changes coming to the Brown household. That would be fun now wouldn't it?
I’ve got the same flooring in my garage, it’s awesome. Better than a diy resin floor and I’d argue better than a pro resin floor. Comfier to stand on and if you destroy one by grinding into it or similar, just lift it and swap it out. Mines been battered and it still looks great.
Fantastic work, Keith! The space looks like... I don't know, a different and completely new space! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thanks, you too!
Looks great! Hope we're all guessing right about why you need the spare room. If so, you'll be doing lots of new projects.
The foil tape is awesome, I love it too!
Haha yeah I love foil tape!
Ive insulated everywhere that wasn't in the house and taped all the joints there as well.
That looks really good
Thanks for the info and discount code for the flooring. I bought a garage pack for my workshop and have spent the day getting it fitted. It already looks great and I haven't finished yet. It feels really solid and dust sweeps up much easier than the chipboard flooring it is covering. I had been looking for a suitable flooring for my shop as I was fed up with tripping over the edges of the anti fatigue mats I had.
Thank you! Glad you like it as much as I do 👍
I have the same addiction to using this tape.. it’s incredibly satisfying 😅
"For reasons which will become apparent..." :)
“In my next video, ill be making a crib…” ;))
We're all thinking it!
Excellent job Keith and a good video.
Laying the tape looks a pain in the *** but hammering down those joints in the matting looks unbelievably satisfying!
Welcome to the silver tape appreciation society Keith 😁
When I saw the title of ultimate garage flooring I thought “Oh no” as I’d bought and fitted the grey Garage Floors Direct interlocking tiles to my workshop following your workshop flooring project (and using your discount promo code), and here you were recommending something new. But phew, same flooring. I used my track saw to cut it as well, dead simple job and great fun.
Hope your skirting board stays on better than mine in the lounge which was all grip-fix stuck and has pulled away in long sections. Very frustrating and I’ll have to drive some masonry nails or similar in to re-affix
nice work on the floor Keith! Thank you for sharing the video with us!💖👍😎JP
10:20 Clearing out the spare room? I'm betting that'll be a RagNBone project we won't be seeing the making-of-video of.
THat flooring looks pretty nice, Keith. The floor in my shed is way to uneven (the concrete was poured by the previous owner and they did a lousy job...) to use this solution.
Great job Keith, nice and tidy like that, have a nice day all !!! 😃😃😃👍.
That floor looks nice man.
Awesome work.
That's a great transformation Keith and you seemed like you were relaxed and enjoying this project so all good, it's a great feeling getting more organised !
Seems like you have an exciting new project on the way so good luck with that too !
You find that rolling weight is based on a certain amount of give / flex which a double underlay will affect.
I'm sure it fine for your use now but to much sub flex can be really bad.
Lvt would be very unhappy with that much give and would crack up for example.
A pretty thorough job done there Keith.
Great work and brilliant video mate 👍🏽👍🏽
Thanks, Keith - and Micky
Congratulations Keith. Love all your videos thank you and best wishes ❤️
Great work Keith. 👍🏼
Excited to see you make fun wooden baby toys!
Thanks Keith, i remember that workshop floor vid now. Im considering using that to replace the interlocking tiles that i bought from machine mart. As they are too soft for my requirements as I have a hydraulic motorcycle lift that has to stand on a solid floor as i dont want 180kg of bike on top of me.
Looks great 👍🏼 Where is your shelving from Keith? Am after something like this. Thanks
Plenty of places supply those, look for speed shelving, there are a number of systems from the major racking and shelving suppliers, generally all rated for 250kg plus per upright, and with many of them up to 10 tons per rack. Steel uprights that are either bolt together or welded, and then shelf beams that clip into them, with a decking normally made from plank, though other options are available. Dexion and Forlezer are some of the brands, but there are literally hundreds of different suppliers of them.
@@SeanBZA thank you for the advice
Try Machine mart 👍
"Dexian", is the OG.
But many other have also made it to market since then with various variations.
As bizarre as it sounds try Homebase.
What could a newly wed family pair possibly need to sort out their spare room for? :D Presumed congratulations on your new gaming den!
It's a sex dungeon.. not a gaming room.. clearly your not married.
@@TheWebstaff
Single for knocking on 15 years, I forgot people had sex. What's it even for?!
It's gamer room for sure
Good job and nice looking finish 👍
Only thinking , flooring material looks not completely waterproof on joints, locks. In your case as dry storage room it works, but not in more wet areas. Maybe manufacturer got some click sealant if can be applied, or than need to use foam underlay
What kind of blade did you use on your plunge saw? What a great idea it is to use that.
I used that underlay under a laminate floor and a small leek was wicked under the entire floor writing off the floor for the whole ground floor of our house. Given the boiler in your room you have been warned.:)
Glad I'm not the only one that enjoys aluminium tape a bit too much!
Terrific video, well done 👍
Hi , just wondered what make the green fibre board was please? Do you have a link?
good video again ! let me know if you do any insulation around the windows reveals ! thankyou
Great video buddy. That flooring looks great!
Great video! I’ve just bought the same flooring! I asked garage floors direct could I put underlay underneath the flooring and they directed me to your video! Do you have a link for the underlay you purchased?
Great job!
A question about the floor trim. Since you had issues with dampness and moisture, why did you choose an MDF trim instead of a vinyl trim? Wouldn't the MDF be damaged by the moisture over time? I'm asking as I have a similar issue and we are looking at trim as well. 🙂
Thanks for the great content! 😁
Thanks, the MDF is sitting on top of 7mm thick PVC tiles and 6mm of underlay, plus it's protected by paint, so unless the room flooded, it aint getting wet. The pine skirting boards are awful for twisting and warping, so I never use them
@@RagnBoneBrown what are your thoughts on vinyl trim?
Lovely old job and I love them tiles
Looks great. I think I can guess why the changes. Good luck.
The Aluminium foil with backing is much better and allows more control especially on log runs. You can cut pre measured strips ready for application.
Nice work!
I used the same and double layered it in a kitchen but have recently had to take up up as it compressed over time and the joints in the flooring started separating, which was a shame
Another fan of aluminium tape here. But you didn’t get the full width version! That stuff spans a 6b2 rafter with plenty left over to stick in the PIR boards either side. Incredibly satisfying! And glad you didn’t go triple on the underlay otherwise you’d be getting a very sore head when using the cross trainer :-)
Can’t wait to see the baby wearing tool brand sleep suits!
I hope we find out in the next podcast! I need to know!!
Nice job mr ragnbone but didn’t like the new handle wish you could have done something with the art deco one and congratulations it’s great being a daddy 😊see you soon
Looks great!
Enjoyed the video Keith. Shinto rasp, sounds like it's Japanese, must be good. Fibreboard it reminds me of using Sundeala (Trade name), pinboard, notice board material.
You've made a great job of the garage floor, I bet it's rather comfy walking on bare foot with that underlay. Happy ending from the damp cold mould infested storeroom. Tony
Big difference in the room looks brilliant. Hope i know why the spare room needs to be one :) love the cameo from mickey , hope they are enjoying the catio now the weathers getting better!
Very opportune video Keith. My garage floor needs a makeover this spring. One question: what product did you use for the concrete repair? My floor bears the footprints of a visit from a local puss when it was laid. TIA.
Concrete?..
@@TheWebstaff Sorry. Yes.
You could use self levelling compound which is a thinner version of concrete. I’ve used it for similar situations
I just mixed up 4:1 sand and cement, worked great
Great video as ever. Love that flooring. Could you tell where you got the two storage cupboards please? Thanks, Stu.
Any stationary/office furniture supplier.
salvaged from an old office in my previous day job!
Hi love your channel could you please tell me what company you brought the pvc tiles from for your store room cheers
Link in the description box
bro is definitely making a crib in in the next video congrats hahaha
Dude i have an art deco house that im renovating, have u already binned the handle???
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Very interesting flooring, i'd like to install this in my 6x9m garage. A question though, how do you think they would handle the wheels from a trolley jack?
I’ve got the same in my workshop, it handles a 100+ kg workbench no problems at all so you’ll be fine
@@geoffreycoan was wondering the same as i have a hydraulic bike lift .
Yes it'll manage that fine
WORD OF WARNING: doubling up the underlay could give you problems, especially if there’s any significant weight on this floor. The compression in two layers of underlay may cause the joints in your floor to open. I learned this the hard way. 🙈
It’s a classic case of trying to get a better job done, but ending up with a worse one! Learned the hard way too!
That looks amazing compared to what was there before.
Hi, am curious how they're holding up nearly a year later?
As good as new
Hmm I wonder why the spare room is getting done 😉
Your criptic ending about the spare room.
Let me be an ass and assume and say congratulation on the new addition to the family!
;)
Underlay! Underlay! Arriba! Arriba! I'll see myself out
is that a stork i hear on the horizon?
Methinks we’ll be hearing the pitter patter of tiny feet soon 😊🎉
Fatherhood cliffhanger!
Can anyone recommend a more budget friendly alternative? I know you get what you pay for but £600 for a single garage is so expensive
Time for family related woodworking projects eh
Baby brown coming 2023
"Baby Brown coming" sounds so wrong 🤣
"...for reasons which will become apparent in a future video"
Yeah... nobody can guess 😆
Look nice but they're pricey.
Ardex self leveling and resin paint works out cheaper.
Nooice!
Playing Doctors and Nurses 😋
Pants!
Yikes. I have an affinity for that aluminum tape as well. No explanation.
Haha!!! Glad it's not just me! 😁👍
Hahaha.. me too Karen! 😂
Really looking forward to the news about the spare room ;-). Love those tiles. Not sure you can get them in Aus, though. Will do a search. Thanks Keith. 👍🏼
@@mandyleeson1 you can do yes.
Nearly a thousand quid to cover the floor in the garage ...hahaha....Really !!!
You could try epoxy paint, which goes down well on a correctly prepared surface.
Also old carpet works well..
If you can get a wool type carpet its less flammable!
Agree it seems expensive.
You would self level with ardex and topcoat with resin for the same money.
Congrats?
👶
Someones PREGNANT!
Pretty sure it's not Keith though! ;) :)
Very nice 👍
Baby ???
NEVER USE THESE INTERLOCKING TILES ON AN ACTUAL GARAGE FLOOR:- If you bring a wet car into it in winter the water will drip off along with any salt or road film residue and seep in-between the tile joints and sit underneath the tiles where it will never evaporate and just stagnate. If you put fibre boards underneath like in this video, they will simply rot and disintegrate... OK for a storage room, but not in your garage. Also, the fibre board will get crushed by the weight of a vehicle in very short time.
Pitter-patter of tiny feet.. 👶 👩🍼
Are they getting another cat? 😽
Great Job!