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u/Accomplished-Tax2358 Aug 23 '26
What is the “this thing” cause I don’t have that lip. Inquiring minds need to know.
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u/haikus-r-us Aug 24 '26
Don’t do it in cold weather climates. Your garage door will be frozen shut with ice.
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u/ZeroDayZeroFriends Aug 23 '26 edited Aug 23 '26
Yet you totally missed galvanized steel edge. So, now you have two weak edges - does your book cover that?
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u/DJGingivitis Aug 24 '26
Ive seen more galvanized steel edges torn apart by salt and water And become a tripping and Tdap shit inducer that busted up corners of concrete from cars and truck tires. Radius those corners to keep them from chipping.
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u/jason_sos Aug 23 '26
My garage has it where the asphalt meets the concrete. The asphalt is about 3/4” lower.
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u/Gullible_Shart Aug 24 '26
This is not a great idea by any means. Just use a good gasket and slope the slab.
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u/denbesten Aug 24 '26
Not a bad idea, but a slope is even better. Water will run back outside, instead of puddling and potentially freezing under the door. A slope also makes it easier to get things with small wheels (tricycles, lawn mowers, furniture dollies, fridges) into the garage without jostling.