Recent content by klasbas

Ok :) I will take a piece of paper and calculate what materials I need and how much one of this is gonna cost. I will post the findings here :beer:

I put drywall in my garage years ago and here in Ontario the difference in temperature between summer and winter is huge. Nothing ever cracked. I used regular drywall from home depot and normal paint. Everything is good after 7 years.

Torque1st - The continuous surface is something I like but I guess it depends on what you want to store there. I am not that lucky to have a huge garage so in the winter if I want my cars in the garage the heavy stuff has to go on the shelves or out. The 3-1/2" loss is something I was thinking...

Lumber is cheaper then other solutions here in Canada :) Wire shelves... not for me. I hate to put a small thing like a screw on the shelf and then to try to find it. I was looking at the costs and to build this is cheaper then to buy. Metal shelves which are less bulky are way more expensive to...

I am not sure what the guy was planning to store there but I can tell you I plan to put the snow blower in the summer and the grass cutter in the winter. Also 2 sets of winter/summer tires for 2 big cars. And lots of other stuff. So yes I need a sturdy design :)

I am trying to make myself useful here :) I came across this article showing how to build some sturdy and not bad looking garage shelves. I plan to use it as a model in my garage when it will be warm enough for work in a few of months :) Garage shelves Cheers, :beer:

Hi guys, I just discovered this site. Looks pretty cool. I will take a look around. Happy new year! Bastian