Recent content by opticycle

Everyone so far seems to agree that remove and replace is the way to go. @850xpeps, you bring up a good topic that I hadn't considered when thinking about an over pour, the walls. I'm not sure whether the walls are on the slab or not and it's very possibly a combination. Take a look at the...

(happy to provide pictures if that helps with feedback) My home garage has an existing slab on grade and old heavy masonry walls. The slab is in mediocre shape with cracks, small height changes, and rough finish. As part of a remodel I'll be sealing, insulating, and sheet-rocking the walls...

Wow that's a slick project, amazing work all around!

Not at this point in the game. At least not within a reasonable amount of time and money. As with any project there are compromizes and what you see is the result of many earlier decisions (that I'm happy with). ;) From here on it's make the most of the space as laid out. Eh, showering is...

Thanks for the warm welcome and feedback, I appreciate it! Re: living space - I selectively posted images of the garage space only as I didn't want to run afoul of forum etiquette. What's not pictured is two floors for living space built above the garage. The home in total will be relatively...

Good point James, thanks. Probably the best answer is 'all kinds of stuff'... But to be more specific, I always have one project car, a couple of motor bikes, and too many tools. I'm on of those guys that likes to be able to do a little of everything so I have a stash of - - HVAC service...

This is my first post, if it's the wrong sub-forum I apologize. :) I searched and found general advice like the "best decision" thread, but couldn't find threads dealing specifically with skinny garages. The short story : My garage space will be roughly 12.5' x 52' and I'm wondering what...