Floor covering suggestions?

[Minkeycat]

I suppose this isn't so much a "period property" question so apologies if this isn't of great interest here but I'm not sure where else to ask it.

I want to replace our garage "floor" as it's pretty ropy. It used to be a milking parlour but all that remains is a part cobbled, part cracked concrete, part earth, usually damp, extremely uneven base. It's a good space, roughly 9m x 3m and I've made a list of things that we want to use the space for which I feel is quite ambitious. It will need to accommodate a car at times, be a workshop/hobby room at other times and will occasionally be used as a yoga studio. So it needs to be a good, tough, solid floor that has a smooth surface that's easy to clean, won't stain and has a "warm" feel for anyone doing yoga? I assume concrete is probably the answer but this would need a covering that makes it more comfortable for the yogis to use and that covering might not be up to having a car roll over it. Is there something adequate that accommodate all needs?

Thanks in advance for any input!

 

[Kearn]

Now, I have no idea if this is technically suitable, but it was the first thing that sprung to mind. You could even have a wonderful coloured pattern... :roll:

First Google result that popped up..
http://www.billybounce.co.uk

 

[a twig]

There's a liquid rubbery covering that would tick your boxes but I've completely forgotten the name...

I'll have a root around and post back if I'm remember

 

[88v8]

We have these interlocking floor tiles in our double garage which at around 16' x 18' is of similar area.
http://www.pafsystem.com/products/interlocking-floor-tiles/
They are quite comfortable, at least in a boiler suit, but one has to start with a flat, solid, dry floor, solid especially if it's to take the weight of a car, Oh, and cars don't appreciate being stored over a damp floor.

The tiles are not washdown, any spilt liquids will hide in the joins.

Ivor

 

[Flyfisher]

As the space will only "occasionally be used as a yoga studio" I'd be thinking about using some sort of roll-up covering for those times and concentrating on preparing the floor to be suitable for vehicles and as a workshop. A polished concrete floor would look good, but even a plain concrete floor painted with some sort of 'epoxy' floor paint would do the job; strong enough for a vehicle, impervious finish resistant to oil and other liquids and relatively easy to clean. Then just roll out a carpet for those yoga moments.