1st time in the new garage
#1
Rennlist Member
Thread Starter
1st time in the new garage
Thought I'd share. Have had a detached garage/shop built over the summer. My 944 has a new home. It does look lonely in there... another Porsche (eventually) and a lift is in the plans.
Last edited by audi49; 10-11-2018 at 08:24 PM. Reason: fixing attachment
#3
Rennlist Member
You may wish you'd installed a rollup door when you go to put in the lift. I like to keep the door up in the summer when I'm working on mine, it improves the light.
#4
Rennlist Member
Thread Starter
Actually... it'll all work out well. It's not obvious from the picture, but the garage is 20 X 30' deep. So the lift will go in the rear 20 ft of the garage and therefore will allow me to have the garage door open with a car on the lift. I have a side-mounted opener also... so that saves me some space also in the middle of the garage.
(For me, the garage door will likely be closed in the summer. :-) I do have a minisplit A/C unit, given that I'm in SC.)
(For me, the garage door will likely be closed in the summer. :-) I do have a minisplit A/C unit, given that I'm in SC.)
#6
Drifting
Gorgeous! My double garage is a tarp type; nevertheless, I dream of getting rid of my wife's car so I can park in the centre and open that door all the way when I get home
#7
Nordschleife Master
Trending Topics
#9
Rennlist Member
Ok, now let me try this again: Completion is getting close but still waiting on garage doors (maybe this week?), final electrical work, mini-split unit (full climate control) and a bunch of small punch list items the builder still has to address.
New driveway last week
The girls finally at home...
New driveway last week
The girls finally at home...
#10
Rennlist Member
#11
Drifting
Ok, now let me try this again: Completion is getting close but still waiting on garage doors (maybe this week?), final electrical work, mini-split unit (full climate control) and a bunch of small punch list items the builder still has to address.
New driveway last week
The girls finally at home...
New driveway last week
The girls finally at home...
#13
Rennlist Member
Ok, now let me try this again: Completion is getting close but still waiting on garage doors (maybe this week?), final electrical work, mini-split unit (full climate control) and a bunch of small punch list items the builder still has to address.
New driveway last week
The girls finally at home...
New driveway last week
The girls finally at home...
I don't have pics of the car in the shop yet (I thought I did, I probably do, but I'm damned if I can find them), anyway, here's a shot of mine empty. I have the cabinets in, no bench yet, and I haven't moved in the lifts. The darker part of the floor in front of the cabinets is rubber Swistrax, should be easier on my back and calf muscles, at least that's the theory
#14
Rennlist Member
Actually... it'll all work out well. It's not obvious from the picture, but the garage is 20 X 30' deep. So the lift will go in the rear 20 ft of the garage and therefore will allow me to have the garage door open with a car on the lift. I have a side-mounted opener also... so that saves me some space also in the middle of the garage.
(For me, the garage door will likely be closed in the summer. :-) I do have a minisplit A/C unit, given that I'm in SC.)
(For me, the garage door will likely be closed in the summer. :-) I do have a minisplit A/C unit, given that I'm in SC.)
#15
Rennlist Member
I ask because that's the sort of thing I'm thinking about, but don't know how well they work in shops and also don't know what they need other than electricity. My new shop is in Paso Robles and it gets pretty hot in the summer there (I made the mistake of moving south in my old age, making myself a willing victim of global warming )
Regards,