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Old 07-14-2014, 01:34 AM
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Default New garage for a spyder

OT, but it includes pictures of a spyder, so why not? I thought I'd share with you guys my new garage. Just finished remodeling it this past weekend. I'm really happy with the way it turned out. Now I can keep the spyder and still have room for another car!










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i am moving into your garage
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Originally Posted by mooty
i am moving into your garage
As long as you move your cars in too, I'm all for it.
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sweet Joe...

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Wow! Nice job. Where's all your crap?
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Originally Posted by Schmidts Cat
Wow! Nice job. Where's all your crap?
All tucked away in the cabinets now!
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Nice Work , just like a show,,,,,,,,, well done
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That turned out amazing Joe Very nice work.
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Great Garage Joe.... well done... would you share details about the flooring?

What are the height requirements in order to install a lift like that?

Congrats again it looks great...
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Joe you need some art on those walls! I can help







Garage looks beautiful though by the way!
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Originally Posted by mile2424
Joe you need some art on those walls! I can help Garage looks beautiful though by the way!
I do! I thought of you too! Lol. I didn't leave much wall space with all of the cabinets. Gonna have to think about a plan.
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That looks fantastic!

Questions
1. Did you install the floor yourself?
2. Is that tile and if yes what type?
3. How much time for the floor install and how long before you could use it?
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Originally Posted by Marine Blue
That looks fantastic!

Questions
1. Did you install the floor yourself?
2. Is that tile and if yes what type?
3. How much time for the floor install and how long before you could use it?
Thanks, afshin!

1) No! LOL. All I did on my own was install the cabinets.
2) Yes. PEI grade 5 Porcelain tile
3) It took them about 8 days to do the tile. That was definitely the most labor intensive of the project. They had to grind down the floor to make it level first, bullnosing, etc. I was able to walk on it the following day after install.

Some info on porcelain tile for garages:
http://allgaragefloors.com/porcelain-tile-garage-floor/

The pioneer on porcelain tile garage floors:
http://12-gaugegarage.com/

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Very, very nice. If I may ask, which type and brand of lights were used?
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Originally Posted by n2cars
Very, very nice. If I may ask, which type and brand of lights were used?
Thanks! Lithonia troffer lights from home depot. 18 total. 6 in each garage bay. No problems with lighting now. LOL

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Lithonia-...GESB/100249370


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