What have you done with your garage?
#1
Le Mans Master
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What have you done with your garage?
Last year my new house and garage was finished.
The only thing done so far is latex paint on the block walls, epoxy paint on the floor, and some shelving.
It's still bare bones looking.
If you've personalized your garage, (and most of you have), I'd like to see some photos, and perhaps steal a few ideas.
Thanks...
The only thing done so far is latex paint on the block walls, epoxy paint on the floor, and some shelving.
It's still bare bones looking.
If you've personalized your garage, (and most of you have), I'd like to see some photos, and perhaps steal a few ideas.
Thanks...
#3
Melting Slicks
im planning to build a detached garage one of these days, my plan is to do it up big so looking for a few good ideas myself.
#4
Pro
The kids garage
Last year my new house and garage was finished.
The only thing done so far is latex paint on the block walls, epoxy paint on the floor, and some shelving.
It's still bare bones looking.
If you've personalized your garage, (and most of you have), I'd like to see some photos, and perhaps steal a few ideas.
Thanks...
The only thing done so far is latex paint on the block walls, epoxy paint on the floor, and some shelving.
It's still bare bones looking.
If you've personalized your garage, (and most of you have), I'd like to see some photos, and perhaps steal a few ideas.
Thanks...
#5
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My garage changes have been strictly functional. A steel high quality workbench, extra storage for tools, paint the walls, additional 4 tube flourescent lights, and a 9000# twin post assymetric lift.
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Porcelain Tile
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#8
Racer
Hey Hameister, I love your car and love seeing pics of it. Turbo6TA- that porcelain tile looks hot. Its between racedeck or porcelain when I get around to doing my garage. If you don't mind me asking how much did your floor cost you all said and done?
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Most of what I have is for function not decoration. I have a couple of kitchen cabinets that I keep my towels for the cars in and some other stuff for the house.
I have a few different things hanging over my work bench that belonged to my father, grandfather and great great grandfather to remind me of them while I'm working.
A couple Corvette things. Black flag is from fleabay and the other the former owner of my vette sent me. Under the old yellow sheet is my solid top.
I have a few different things hanging over my work bench that belonged to my father, grandfather and great great grandfather to remind me of them while I'm working.
A couple Corvette things. Black flag is from fleabay and the other the former owner of my vette sent me. Under the old yellow sheet is my solid top.
#11
Race Car Tech
here is mine from a few years ago. I have made some minor modifications, but basically looks the same.
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#12
Melting Slicks
Now Thats a nice garage! I think if i posted a pic of mine you could starta thread(how many things could potentially fall on this vette)
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Total cost installed was $3.20 per sq ft ... that's after buying the tile (on sale), mortar and grout from Lowes and paying a local guy $1.50 per sq ft to lay it.
Tile size is 20" x 20".
Total size of my garage floor (3-car) is 585 Sq Ft.
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Tiles (Tilecrest 'Illusion'):
$ 20.55 per box
37 boxes (6ea - 20" x 20" tiles per box)
$ 760
Thinset Dry Mortar (Ultraflex 1):
$ 11.31 per 50 lb. bag
11 bags
$ 124
Sanded Grout (Keracolor):
$ 11.95 per 25 lb. bag
2 bags
$ 24
Delivery Charge:
$ 29
Tax:
$ 56
Installation Labor:
585 Sq Ft @ $ 1.50 per Sq. Ft.
$ 878
(Includes a 10% Military Discount on all Materials purchased from Lowes)
Total Cost: $ 1,871
#14
Melting Slicks
nice lift, jealous ,i have such a hard time doing the simplest thing under my vette.
#15
Melting Slicks
Total cost installed was $3.20 per sq ft ... that's after buying the tile (on sale), mortar and grout from Lowes and paying a local guy $1.50 per sq ft to lay it.
Tile size is 20" x 20".
Total size of my garage floor (3-car) is 585 Sq Ft.
_______________________________________
Tiles (Tilecrest 'Illusion'):
$ 20.55 per box
37 boxes (6ea - 20" x 20" tiles per box)
$ 760
Thinset Dry Mortar (Ultraflex 1):
$ 11.31 per 50 lb. bag
11 bags
$ 124
Sanded Grout (Keracolor):
$ 11.95 per 25 lb. bag
2 bags
$ 24
Delivery Charge:
$ 29
Tax:
$ 56
Installation Labor:
585 Sq Ft @ $ 1.50 per Sq. Ft.
$ 878
(Includes a 10% Military Discount on all Materials purchased from Lowes)
Total Cost: $ 1,871
Tile size is 20" x 20".
Total size of my garage floor (3-car) is 585 Sq Ft.
_______________________________________
Tiles (Tilecrest 'Illusion'):
$ 20.55 per box
37 boxes (6ea - 20" x 20" tiles per box)
$ 760
Thinset Dry Mortar (Ultraflex 1):
$ 11.31 per 50 lb. bag
11 bags
$ 124
Sanded Grout (Keracolor):
$ 11.95 per 25 lb. bag
2 bags
$ 24
Delivery Charge:
$ 29
Tax:
$ 56
Installation Labor:
585 Sq Ft @ $ 1.50 per Sq. Ft.
$ 878
(Includes a 10% Military Discount on all Materials purchased from Lowes)
Total Cost: $ 1,871
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St. Jude Donor '13-'14-'15-'16-'17
Solstice Coupe (LAST 1),TBSS (BAD SUV), C6 (WISTA J), and C6
GS ( soon to be 426 HP)
Snap together tile, chandiler, starting tree. I rigged the starting tree to count down when the door opens. Red light comes on when your all the way in.
LJ
#19
Melting Slicks
very clever,nice bunch of toys !