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Re: Suggested Fixture Layout 28' x 24' x 8' My garage is close to this size...24.5' x 23' x 8', so I was thinking of going with one of these 3 plans, using LED wraps. Any insight on the lights here...? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07BGYMSFS/?tag=atomicindus08-20 Spec sheet is on the page...

Hey bud, I’m from your neck of the woods....Bedford. It does get a bit colder here so I’ll give that some thought. What did you insulate with? I don’t want to use dw either. Looking at moisture resistant options.

65ranchero. Dude, you’re awesome. I looked at this stuff a couple yrs ago and couldn’t remember the name. Thank you.

I don’t know what to tell you. The walls are brick and only brick, ~7-1/2” thick. Doubtful that it’s one of a kind. Seriously, I appreciate the answers. I’ve never done something like this and want to do it right and once.

Brick.

This is a great forum!!!! Thanks for the quick replies, I will update when I get started and during the project.

No studs, just brick. You're saying just do studs, insulation and drywall?

Hello all, here in southern Idaho I have a detached brick 2-car garage and shop. Garage is 22’w x 24’d, shop is 22’w x 10’d. Only insulation is in garage ceiling. I’d like to insulate the walls and shop ceiling. Intended use in addition to parking, is for diy projects, car maintenance and...

Thanks for your replies. CombatNinja, that crossed my mind. The idea is to have the shop between the car parking areas, as 34' would really not be enough for my vehicles, and that configuration will work pretty well. Two classic VW Beetles and a Polaris RZR would occupy the rear space most of...

Hey all, I'm looking to expand my detached garage from 2 cars to 4. Current building is brick, pretty sure built in the 70s. Garage is 24' L x 22' w, plus a 10x22 shop in back. In back the property has just enough room to add another 2-car space. My question is, would it be feasible to do...

Hello All, I found this great site a couple years ago and recently joined. Figured I would check in here first and say I've already found many helpful and cool tips all over. I am a novice wrench at best, and not super creative, but not afraid to tear into just about anything short of...