How to seal against the garage opening?

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Good answer.
But seal with whatever you want then, it will surely be fine.
Just explain how it's usually done.
And forklifts are usually not built in.

Yes, but now we don't usually do that in our garage. It was a carport before.

 

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What does this help the TS?

Plaster is suggested to be set with a small gap against the concrete

Ok, so at about the same height as the panel is now?

How do I then proceed when I attach tiles as a baseboard? Should I just press it into place with sealant or do I need to fill the gap at the bottom with something?

 

[Hallerudsbo]

Tiles and grout will be good

 

[Centano]

How does this help the TS?

Just wanted to highlight the issue and how it is often solved. But if plasterboard is used, leave it a bit off the floor.

 

[leifa.k]

If there is a leak between the bottom of the garage door and the slab, pour a wet paste of concrete, place plastic wrap on top, close the door, and let it sit still for 2 days this time of year. Open the door, remove the plastic wrap. Done. Of course, it won't work if it's freezing.

 

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If it is leaking and letting in through the bottom of the garage door and the slab, cast with a wet paste of concrete, lay plastic wrap on top, pull the door again, let it be still for 2 days this time of year. Open the door, remove the plastic wrap. Done. Of course, it doesn't work if it's freezing.

What do you mean it will achieve? Won't there just be porous concrete there or why should I cast in this way?

 

[Advert]

Tiles and grout look good

Yeah, right? On the inside, tiles and grout will look good. But should I also press in grout to cover the "channel" along the floor/ground that comes from outside?

 

[leifa.k]

What do you mean it should achieve? Won't there just be porous concrete there, or why should I cast this way?

You can cast this way to make the garage door seal tightly against the slab. The strip under the garage door will shape itself against the "watery" concrete you've mixed. The plastic sheeting is to prevent "cement stains" on the strip under the door.