mjncad
Super Member
In my opinion, adding a lip above a smooth floor is inviting a trip hazzard. I KNOW I would trip, Murphies Law, ya know.
That and it would keep any water in the garage from easily being squeegeed out.
In my opinion, adding a lip above a smooth floor is inviting a trip hazzard. I KNOW I would trip, Murphies Law, ya know.
And that IS the right answer.
I had the same problem when I changed my old garage door, it was the one piece type door with a weather flap on the outside. The new one had the "bulb" type seal on the bottom. Since the floor was poured for the one piece door, it was flat on the edge.
I spent about $15 for a diamond "turbo" blade for my 4.5 " angle grinder and a cup stone for a bigger grinder. Sliced a series of slots in the edge of the doorway, chipped them out with a masonry chisel, then ground the bevel smooth with the cup stone. End of problem.
Those cheap little diamond blades will cut even 30 year old concrete like it's butter, rocks same thing.
Sean
If and when I build my shop, I'm putting a grade near the doors. You guys have convinced me. I'm already planning to have it a ways up a hill, but the way it rains around here...