Fritz H., hailing from Franklin, Tennessee, dives into a homeowner’s first hand perspective regarding the garage flooring decision making process.
Spoiler alert! He chose Swisstrax flooring over installed epoxy. From previous homes, he learned — firsthand — that epoxy had several downsides, such as a long and complicated installation process, susceptibility to chipping, and a tendency to show wear and tear quickly.
Fritz states, “Epoxy just didn’t seem durable enough for my needs.” In contrast, he praises Swisstrax for its easy installation, durability, and ability to maintain a clean, professional look. He adds, “The Swisstrax flooring transformed my space, making it look professional and clean. I’m extremely happy with my flooring solution and highly recommend Swisstrax.”
Checking back in with Fritz nine months after his Swisstrax installation, the excitement hasn’t worn off. Instead, it grew into part of his story and family lifestyle.
First-hand he demonstrates the benefits he was sold on (and more) when he chose to Leave Epoxy in the Dust™ and switch to Swisstrax:
- Able to accommodate a full-size tractor, zero turn motor and heavy equipment
- Easy to clean with just a hose or pressure washer
- Able to withstand rigorous use without damage
- Installation involved family and created pride
- A warm, inviting space for family projects
- Father-son bonding over restoring a model airplane
- Building memories that are priceless
When it comes to choosing a method to cover your concrete garage floor with a premium surfacing, the most widely known solution is epoxy. Why? Because most people don’t know that there are garage flooring solutions outside of epoxy. So, is epoxy really the best option for your garage or concrete floor? See why so many people are choosing Swisstrax over epoxy. You can also check out our tile vs. epoxy comparison chart to get an in-depth understanding of various scenarios when tile is a better option than epoxy.
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Source: www.classiccars.com