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Small 11x20 in Vancouver BC

spoonn1

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Hi everybody, new on this board and figure I'd start a post on my garage project. Just finished adding strip lights and GFCI outlets. Sorry I couldnt get a before shot but imagine just one light bulb and the left wall filled with shelves of scrap lumber from the previous owner. I recently just bought the house and before that I never had a garage so I'm pretty jacked about this project (Yay!!! No more working on cars in the rain!) :rocker:. I also took a shot of my flooring that just came in the mail on Friday. I'll keep updating as I go. Please feel free to make any suggestions.
 

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Looks like this will be a great space. We really enjoy Vancouver as well as the Island. Will bet you end up with the best garage on the block. Have Fun!

Ody.
 
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spoonn1

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What are your plans for the walls? Leave them as is or maybe some drywall?

My plan is to Fully insulate the walls and ceiling with Roxul R-14 and double 5/8" drywall. Future electrical projects include adding a sub panel to support my 5hp speedaire 60 gallon compressor and a Miller welder / plasma cutter. I have come to realize that even with my girlfriend's Civic Hatchback parked in there (yes HER car :sad:), workspace is going to be crucial. I have a few tricks up my sleeve but you guys will just have to wait until I post it up. :thumbup:
 
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spoonn1

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Rather than double drywall, consider plywood under drywall. That way you don't have to worry about hitting studs, except on the really heavy items.

That idea came across my mind a few times. I might actually do that instead of double 5/8" drywall. Seems stronger and easier for mounting stuff in the future. Thx Z!

I bought a few items today...
 

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