Recent content by GARAGE HERMIT 1

the wall's are single brick thick,,

at the moment i'n covering the garage door with high density rigid foam i had left over from when i was into rc-model aeroplanes, then i think the first thing i'll do is plaster-board the ceiling out, then decide what to do with the rest of the garage,

dont want a space-heater, as mentioned, noise, smell, plus dont want another piece of equipment to clutter up an already full small space, might use a small electric fan-heate i've got,

Re: very small garage needs insulating, tip's, ?? thats the same material i mentioned in one of my previous posts, where the pic disapeared, it's a contender though,

I noticed the Buell wheels in your first post, and knew I was reading a post from another rider! what's your ride.?

might just use this foil stuff, it's about 3/8" thick, it'll still cost $300.00 to cover the 3-wall's and ceiling,, wondering about condensation though,,?

jeeeze, this insulating thing is'nt cheap, just been pricing up some material's, just for the plaster-board to sheet the ceiling+3 wall's will cost over $300.00,, have'nt priced the insulating material yet,, :(

yes, into customising harley's, the black one is one i did for my brother, we started with just the engine mounts, the green one i made for myself last year,

well this is it,, 18 foot x 9 foot,, floor to ceiling joist 7 foot 3",, it's been like this for 15 years, no insulation on ceiling or wall's, or the up and over door, and i'm getting a bit tired of working in it during the winter when it's -10 some night's, so time for a make-over, just...

sneaked over from the jockey journal,, look's like this is the place for ideas to sort out my small 1-car garage,, insulating it etc,, when i moved to this house+detatched garage all i wanted to do was get the bench, shelves etc up and work in it, but after 15 years worth of winters in it i...