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Newbie
Join Date: Feb 2006
Posts: 2
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Garage Floor
I just had a home built with a three-car attached garage. The builder put a pretty significant grade in the floor. The garage is 23' deep; the floor is 3.25" lower near the doors than at the back. My tool box shoots across the garage!!! Is this a normal (standard) grade? Is there a construction/industry standard for floor grades? Need help with understanding this one...thanks for any help.
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Contractor
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Maryland
Posts: 62
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Garage Floor
That sounds about right, You have a little more than 1/8" per foot slope. Less than that is not enough.
1/8" per foot is minimum by code around here. Tom
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rdp
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Indiana
Posts: 64
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Garage Floor
dustoff -
Yes, to what Tom said. Also .... don't forget to seal your new garage floor ASAP, prior to dirt and/or other contaminants gomming up the surface. An untreated cement floor means future frustration (IMHO). Roger |
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