If my garage is 18x18, How many tiles and beveled edging would I need. Or would I even need the edging if my garage is a square of 18x18... Thanks
2002836
I did not use beveled edging. My room stays a constant temp and I cut the tiles with a radial arm saw and had no problems.
994833
Hi- we installed this last spring and I think it is about 1 sq foot. It is so irregular it's hard to judge. I would order a few extra to cut and fit in as needed. It is really beautiful tile. (we still love it)
945094
Look the company that makes it up on line. I am sure you can call them, or email for outside edge measurements.
1767692
These are too big for that. They're 12x12 floor tiles. However, there are 4x4 stick-on tiles available at your local big box DIY home store and here. For those, color and tones that match your color are important, as I learned the hard way. Also, if you use them, you probably need to put cement board (that's what it's called) on the surface first, to create a totally smooth surface. The problem with that is the diamond blade on a drill that you need to cut it.
1603921
I cut 6 inch wide by 24 inch long tile. It will cut 18 inch long safely but you either have to flip it 180 degrees or put the pavers on top of the guide bar and that is what i did. It will cut 3 1/4 inch deep max. Buy a good blade . I bought a Dewalt from Lowes and it works great.
202461
I did a quick measurement of our installed tile. It looks like they are 1" point to point. The math gives 0.866" side to side for a hexagonal tile that is 1" point to point. I was just using a tape measure, so it was a rough measurement.
1121264
I agree with Jason. You will break them unevenly. It is a good product but better for wider tiles.I tried using it for 6 x 24 tiles, and broke 30-40%, then used the wet saw to cut them and worked better.With square tiles it worked lot better.
1629230
Since each round end is 4" in diameter, you would have to go bigger than that. I understand the standard tile sizes are 4" or 6"; therefore I would say 6" tiles would work.
1593403
I agree. 9-11 boxes for a 21x 21 garage. You will also need 4-5 boxes of the female black edge trim to place at the rollup garage exit so vehicles can enter and exit smoothly.
985095
Each tile is 2 feet by 2 feet (=4 square feet). Tiles come four to a pack (=16 square feet). If your floor is 3.5 by 4 feet, you will need one pack, and a knife or scissors.
1723956
Due to the nature of the material they are not perfectly even - however, I did not feel that caulk was necessary. Foam tape can be purchased at a hardware store if really needed. Since you can place the tiles as you like it is possible to align the ones to reduce any kind of instability. Given the size of the object you are talking about I don't see it being an issue and if for some reason the tiles are messed up you can do as I did and the company sent me new ones to replace the couple that I found to be defective. This is a difficult size to come by and since it matched the square end table I had purchased elsewhere a year prior I was very happy to have found this piece. Due to the nature of the material they are not perfectly even - however, I did not feel that caulk was necessary. Foam tape can be purchased at a hardware store if really needed. Since you can place the tiles as you like it is possible to align the ones to reduce any kind of instability. Given the size of the object you are talking about I don't see it being an issue and if for some reason the tiles are messed up you can do as I did and the company sent me new ones to replace the couple that I found to be defective. This is a difficult size to come by and since it matched the square end... » Read More Due to the nature of the material they are not perfectly even - however, I did not feel that caulk was necessary. Foam tape can be purchased at a hardware store if really needed. Since you can place the tiles as you like it is possible to align the ones to reduce any kind of instability. Given the size of the object you are talking about I don't see it being an issue and if for some reason the tiles are messed up you can do as I did and the company sent me new ones to replace the couple that I found to be defective. This is a difficult size to come by and since it matched the square end table I had purchased elsewhere a year prior I was very happy to have found this piece. « Show Less
1092201
I bought my double garage door panels about 2 years ago, and my single garage door panels about a year ago. Back then, they did not use the terms Large and X Large. All sets of panels were about 20" deep and about 48 or 50 inches long. For a single garage door having four panels in a vertical column, they needed no cutting on the longer side, only trimming to length. For the double garage having five panels in a column, they need trimming on both the longer side and the shorter one. Not a problem, just score and and gently snap. Suggest you measure your job, and get closest slightly larger one. I presume they give the size of the panels. I bought my double garage door panels about 2 years ago, and my single garage door panels about a year ago. Back then, they did not use the terms Large and X Large. All sets of panels were about 20" deep and about 48 or 50 inches long. For a single garage door having four panels in a vertical column, they needed no cutting on the longer side, only trimming to length. For the double garage having five panels in a column, they need trimming on both the longer side and the shorter one. Not a problem, just score and and gently snap. Suggest you measure your job, and get closest slightly... » Read More I bought my double garage door panels about 2 years ago, and my single garage door panels about a year ago. Back then, they did not use the terms Large and X Large. All sets of panels were about 20" deep and about 48 or 50 inches long. For a single garage door having four panels in a vertical column, they needed no cutting on the longer side, only trimming to length. For the double garage having five panels in a column, they need trimming on both the longer side and the shorter one. Not a problem, just score and and gently snap. Suggest you measure your job, and get closest slightly larger one. I presume they give the size of the panels. « Show Less
1291530
I have mine taken apart to form 2 gates but you can add and subtract as many panels as you want. Two superyards would give you 20 square feet at a cost of $270 while purchasing 1 yard with 2 sets of extensions at $50/set would give you 38 square feet if you used 4 extensions (less if you don't want that much size) would cost $235. So, with that said, depending on how big you want it, I'd go with 1 yard and 1 or 2 sets of extensions which I know will work well.
797636
Yes, you should be able to cut an 18" x 18" tile. The blade is thicker than the holder for the guard and the table of the saw is clear of any fixed parts.
1049870
If you want the epoxy to go all the way to the edge of your project then some of it will inevitably run off. It has a high surface tension though so it wont all just fall over the edge like water. Pour it close to the edge and in the middle (like in the picture on the box) and then use something to spread it / push it closer to the edge. In order to get all the way to the edge you will probably end up pushing some off, but most of it should stay on top. I would add that I used the exact amount recommended for my square footage (I think it was 64 oz for 9 sq ft) and I wished I had just a bit more. Also if you have any cracks do a pre seal or seal with some polyurethane first as it will leak through. There are some decent youtube videos demonstrating the proper application process as well.
53838
I think you can leave out one of the top panels and then carefully cut off what you need to from the front panel and the one on the house. The top panels are all the same and that would make it 10'x18'. To make it a 19' you would have to cut some off of a panel and then I don't think it would look right as the panels have a upward bow to them and fit together. Good luck...
1784273
After checking the site, I think that review is no longer there. My husband placed the nails at the base of the edging which is later covered up with dirt. Just remember the sun is your friend before you work with the edging. Make sure you unroll the edging and place it directly in the sun for at least one-half day before you attempt to install. This will ensure ease of installing so it won't keep rolling up while you're installing it. I think you will be pleased with the ease of the installation and the result from this edging.