When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
Just finished this a month ago, waiting till spring to pave the driveway and add a 80'x8'h retaining wall at the low end, and I'll finish the inside next year. It is 50x30 with a full second floor(49x21x9'3"h), doors are 3-9'wx8'h and 1-9'hx9'w, painted to match my 80x50 barn for the horses.
Just finished this a month ago, waiting till spring to pave the driveway and add a 80'x8'h retaining wall at the low end, and I'll finish the inside next year. It is 50x30 with a full second floor(49x21x9'3"h), doors are 3-9'wx8'h and 1-9'hx9'w, painted to match my 80x50 barn for the horses.
Looks great! You did a great job designing the space.
Looks great! You did a great job designing the space.
Thank you, it was hard to commit to the placement of the garage but I'm happy with the end result, its getting there. More money would get it finished faster. lol
With the rains not giving us much of a break here in the PNW, decided to get them all clean and covered for a slumber. Pic looked cool with all the cars covered. Left to right 991 GT3 991 Turbo S and GT4.
Didn't know where else to post this.
i would like to improve upon the appearance of my garage at some point before I acquire my first porsche. I live in the NY where I'll drag a lot of garbage on the floor during the wintertime.
I don't plan to place a lift or do any mechanical work in the garage. Would you recommend an epoxy floor or something like racedeck? Also, for the exposed concrete on the walls would a concrete stain be appropriate?
lastly would you hire specifically a contractor specializing in garages? I dont need anything fancy just a clean, basic
Is it OK to tile the garage floor on a new construction? I have seen varying opinions on the topic. (I have done various epoxy floors, but I just don't want that look anymore... I am thinking Tile for the showroom and polished/stained look for the work area). MANY THANKS...
I've got industrial type tiles in my garage. Installed about 6 months after the heated concrete slab was poured. Water lines in the concrete. This is very common way to heat houses in Scandinavia.
Haven't had any issues with cracks.
Didn't know where else to post this.
i would like to improve upon the appearance of my garage at some point before I acquire my first porsche. I live in the NY where I'll drag a lot of garbage on the floor during the wintertime.
I don't plan to place a lift or do any mechanical work in the garage. Would you recommend an epoxy floor or something like racedeck? Also, for the exposed concrete on the walls would a concrete stain be appropriate?
lastly would you hire specifically a contractor specializing in garages? I dont need anything fancy just a clean, basic
i'll send you all the tiles you need ^
i want the skinny *** white car you got in there.
Skinny hasn't been driven a lot this summer. Every time I go out there I always pick the 4.0l. At least they're not cold during the long winter. Keep it at a comfortable 68 degrees in there.
10-22-2016, 06:59 PM
