Recent content by zeen

Good idea! I'll have to check the shape of it, there may be a hem in the metal that would complicate using a shear.

That's a very kind offer, much appreciated. My place in Michigan is a bit south of Jackson. But this garage is in Florida (where I don't have most of my tools).

Thank you for the input, I hadn't considered that. I really don't have a good way to cut a nice edge in sheet metal. Maybe a special blade in a circular saw, and trim over the ugly edge with a strip of stainless steel?

Anyone? I may just punt and use the Bold Series, but it's not an exact fit lengthwise for the Pro Series cabinets. Any other ideas for nice looking slatwall to fill a 9'x2' space?

Well no, not really. https://shopnewage.com/products/pro-series-3-0-diamond-plate-slatwall-backsplash-51713?variant=12147635912812

This is a key point for some situations. A garage that has had years of greasy work on an unsealed floor would take a lot of grinding to prep right. Covering with tile seems like a good option.

That is beautiful. Just curious, do you have to bolt that pully weight machine to the floor, or is it stable enough without it?

Cheddar curtain, never heard that one before. Of course, I'm a Troll, being from below the bridge in Michigan.

Hi fellow Michiganders! My heart will always be there, though my sorry **** will now be in Florida for the cold months.

Hi folks. I have a New Age Pro Series setup with two 56" workbenches side by side. After much research on alternatives, I've decided to pony up for the slatwall backsplashes from New Age. The website says they are 24.5" high. I installed my upper cabinets perfectly in line with the tall side...