Pictures of the inside of your garage/shop or trailer
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Looks real good Jonce, that's what I've been thinking in my garage. Do you have any plans or did you just "wing it"?
How did you anchor the shelves to the ceiling joists?
How did you anchor the shelves to the ceiling joists?
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srx_600
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Very nice job Jonce.
One thing our shop is missing is cabinet storage.
We bought a shop last fall and all it had was a dirt floor, 2 light bulbs, and one outlet. This is the finished product.
Air compressor on top of the bathroom we put in
Emptiest it has ever been
It used to have a big sliding door on the front, replaced with an overhead. The front door used to be on the right side of the building and moved around to where it is now.
We would like to add some sort of loft in the rafters for storage at some point, or maybe an attic so make it a little easier to heat since it has a tall ceiling. We need more storage on the walls as well.
One thing our shop is missing is cabinet storage.
We bought a shop last fall and all it had was a dirt floor, 2 light bulbs, and one outlet. This is the finished product.
Air compressor on top of the bathroom we put in
Emptiest it has ever been
It used to have a big sliding door on the front, replaced with an overhead. The front door used to be on the right side of the building and moved around to where it is now.
We would like to add some sort of loft in the rafters for storage at some point, or maybe an attic so make it a little easier to heat since it has a tall ceiling. We need more storage on the walls as well.
Garage is pretty small Robb. It's only 21' deep and 32' wide. If I ever build or move to another house, the garage will be a lot bigger as my first requirement.
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Thanks, I had plans in my head but kind of winged it as I went along.
Anchoring - I used 3/8" or 1/2" threaded rod attaching the wall shelves to the ceiling joists every 6' to 8'. Sorry, not the best pics. I used a 2x4" between the ceiling joists and drilled a hole just big enough for the threaded rod to pass through it. I then used a couple fender washers and nuts to lock everything in place. I just tried going for the cleanest look but didn't want to jeopardize the limit of shelf weight.
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McTwist700
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tin walls way easier to clean
heres my garage
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as we were building storage and bathrooms
heres my garage
as we were building storage and bathrooms
very nice jonce!
My shop doubles has a farm shop so its way too messy to post pics.
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srx_600
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tin walls way easier to clean
heres my garage
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as we were building storage and bathrooms
Is that a Pro Stock (the car)? Do you race in Huron or Aberdeen?
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race aberdeen, been to huron a few times
wissota superstock
wissota superstock
of course always have to have parties when not riding
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Here's half of it. Going to re-vamp the whole thing this summer since it got trashed by renters. Can fit the car, truck and 4 sleds in it during 'storage mode'. Also have 2 rooms through the back for storage and future man cave extraordinaire hang out spot. Definitely nice to have some space again.
i got you all beat with my one stall apt garage! this thing sucks i miss my 35x35 i just finished before moving out here.
i do have a pretty sweet chalkboard though
i do have a pretty sweet chalkboard though
Emptiest it has ever been
I've heard that spray foam insulation is pretty spendy stuff, but Id really like to put it in my pole barn Im building next summer (30 x 48 x 14).
Mind me asking how much your spray foam insulation ran you?
Thanks
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