Garage remodel pics

[93toy]

Did a little garage remodel, so I thought I'd share because I'm loving it. Here's some before and afters:

Before:

 

[93toy]

After:

 

[momo.75]

Very, very nice!....:yo:

 

[93toy]

Very, very nice!....:yo:

Thank you sir!

 

[momo.75]

It reminds me of where my garage was heading before we had twins. Now i have a hard time doing anything with buckets of sidewalk chalk, two power wheels 4-wheelers, two bikes, two big wheels, two of this, and two of that.....:lol:

That is awesome!

 

[Qjake]

Super nice, I'm really digging the floor! :thumb:

Break many 4' lamps?

 

[LittleCaesar]

I rarely admit to being jealous of another member's garage, but there are times for exceptions to be made. A real good use of space.

I am disappointed though that there are no blue flashing lights anywhere in the garage given your chosen profession.

 

[-JD-]

Nice! Your garage looked pretty good before too.


I see more and more people installing that flooring. What are the advantages of it?

 

[93toy]

I rarely admit to being jealous of another member's garage, but there are times for exceptions to be made. A real good use of space.

I am disappointed though that there are no blue flashing lights anywhere in the garage given your chosen profession.

Don't worry, there's a little black and silver represented!

HP poster next to the workbench.

 

[93toy]

Nice! Your garage looked pretty good before too.


I see more and more people installing that flooring. What are the advantages of it?

A lot of it is looks.

But, it's also very easy to clean. Easy to remove an individual tile or the whole thing if you want to do so. Very easy installation, take it with you if you move, some shock absorption.

And did I mention I love how it looks?!

 

[93toy]

Quake- I have the clear plastic sleeves over the wall lights, and thankfully I've never broken one. Thanks for the suggestion though, I've never seen those cages before.

 

[SV_Dude]

How does that floor hold up to oil and automotive solvents? Also, would you use that flooring in a garage where metal work is being done, such as welding and fabrication?

 

[93toy]

How does that floor hold up to oil and automotive solvents? Also, would you use that flooring in a garage where metal work is being done, such as welding and fabrication?

They say oil, gas, solvents are no issue.

Welding on the other hand, well that seems to be the only thing that doesn't agree with it.

Check out garagejournal.com sometime if you want to research it a little.

 

[Stick Figure]

They say oil, gas, solvents are no issue.

Welding on the other hand, well that seems to be the only thing that doesn't agree with it.

Check out garagejournal.com sometime if you want to research it a little.

That site is evil! lol Gave me all sorts of ideas.

 

[socalbry]

Wow! Cleaner and more organized then most operating rooms.....

 

[Ol'Blue]

It reminds me of where my garage was heading before we had twins. Now i have a hard time doing anything with buckets of sidewalk chalk, two power wheels 4-wheelers, two bikes, two big wheels, two of this, and two of that.....:lol:

That is awesome!

I'm glad I'm not the only one. I feel you man. My boys are bat shit crazy and will be 4 soon.

Blue

 

[momo.75]

I'm glad I'm not the only one. I feel you man. My boys are bat shit crazy and will be 4 soon.

Blue

I fought the good fight trying to keep it from happening, but i was outnumbered.

93toy.......I hate you!......:yo:.....:lol:

 

[93toy]

Ha ha! You guys crack me up!