Stormguard Garage Floor Threshold Seal, Ronseal Water Seal ...and i save a slugs life. 

Cheers, Yeah such a difference, its crazy how much shit can get in under a tiny gap.

Well, when i get my American garage... i’ll bear that in mind. Cheers.

@@billy4rocks A door is a door my friend. If yours don't have the chanel for the seal to slip on then, just purchase the channel strip and screw it on, ($ 6 us ) then slip the seal through it. Cheers to ya as well.

Unfortunately Riley what you just said is completely inaccurate. Garage doors do come with a bottom seal, but this is a door threshold and combined with the door seal, seals out critters and water if done correctly. These are installed by every garage door company in the US if you want it as an added barrier and is also sold at every major hardware store in the US. It's true garage door manufacturer's in the US include the bottom rubber (seal) and I would assume that's a worldwide standard when bought new.

Its still going strong as well, throughly recommended.

Cheers Randy, much appreciated.

That is a good point… a bloody good point actually. I for one just sweep my floors, so the lip does not pose an issue, i guess if you had one of those floor squeegees you could force it over the lip, depends what type off floor you have in there as well i guess.

How dare you! (Yeah I screwed it up a bit 😂😂) despite that it still keeps all the crud out. Cheers. ✊

Only joking it’s a good video - once I get to a Screwfix to collect my order of 2 of these I’ll be fitting my own! Good stuff

Hello Alison, sorry for the late reply.. in terms of light, you can get decent solar powered light, which run powers its own battery, my mate has one in his garage, pretty good. For heat, that’s a bit trickier, you can get gas heaters, the ones that run off bottles, but apparently and i might be wrong, you need ventilation to run those, but I’d double check that... kinda defeats the purpose if you have open up a window to heat up your garage. Thanks for the comment, much appreciated.

Ohh and the tiles, but tricky round the corners and angles, but i used a jigsaw to cut mine which made it so much easier.

Those are just standard garage pvc floor tiles, they are essentially waterproof, but liquid will seep between the gaps.

There’s no shortage of slugs out there, thanks for the festive culinary tip!

@@billy4rocks 😲

Cheers mate!

billy4rocks Keep well and safe down under Our prayers with you all

angelo stefadouros, much appreciated, but i live in the UK.

stripeypaw its no problem at all, hasn’t budged an inch. The glue they supply is monstrous!

stripeypaw its fine, hardly notice it.

stripeypaw It’s an adventure bike no problem

Yeah its no problem.

You should wait 24 hours before driving over it

You mean the adhesive?

@@billy4rocks the tiles

@@maryellis3661 yeah, there tiles.

@@billy4rocks I have a 35ft by 20ft garage I wonder how many I would need to they need sticking down ?

@@maryellis3661 no they clip together, and you trim the edges to fit, cones in all sorts of sizes and colours.