Using Vinyl Roll in Wood Shop With Tools w/Wheels
Since retirement, I have a lot more time to think about what I want to do, and this includes my 3 car garage. I've got the drywall repaired, and completed painting the walls and ceilings, and hanging duct work for dust collection for my wood working tools, redoing lighting and electrical. Just finished hanging NewAge steel cabinets in place of plywood.
I've got a ridiculous amount of time spent on looking at all the different flooring options for a wood working shop in a 3rd bay only, of a concrete floor garage. Because my tools all have wheels, it has to be a firm surface, without an aggressive pattern to limit tool relocation.
I want to do this myself, so I've kinda settled on a vinyl roll for simplicity, and the ease of cleaning wood chips/dust.
How would a 10' x 18' roll be secured to a concrete floor that wont buckle if moving a tool?
Posted Mar 2, 2026, 4:14 PM UTC