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While the stuff does look nice, it's made by O'Sullivan who makes pretty low end office furniture. All their stuff is laminated (either vinyl or melamine) mdf type stuff. In my experience, it does not hold up well in the long haul. They make make other higher quality stuff, but personally I...

Nice job! For a second there, I thought you were advertising to give it away...for free.

Very NICE! Just the way I'd do it...if I had one!

When you say "neighbor", how close is he? If he's within a few blocks and you have no major roads or intersections, I'd rent a bobcat with forks (rather than a bucket front loader) and take it to your place one piece at a time. You should be able to get by with a one day rental. I'd wrap...

I can' believe you let your wife influence a Garage Decision!... Just kidding, the color selection does look pretty good. What's going on with the exposed blocks? I've never seen them exposed like that before. Are you going to cover them up with anything?

Are you a subscriber or did you pick it up at a newstand? I dropped by Lowe's at lunch and they had last month's issue still out. I used to subscribe and enjoyed reading it, but I let my sub. lapse.

If you plan on parking on the new section on a daily basis, I would not go with those environment pavers. The grass there will surely die. I parked my van beside my driveway, in the grass, for about a year. 3 years later the grass is still struggling and just looks terrible compared to the...

Looks great! Have you compared your cost to a similar retail cabinet?

You might consider the cost of lumber, drywall, mudding/supplies, and paint could go along way in paying a mason to fix/finish your walls for you and it would probably be done in a day or two versus a week +.

I voted no...but I think it depends on the application. If for a working shop no, but I do think it would look good in a "show" garage...so my vote is "It depends.."

Those frames look great. Are they custom made? Where did you get them?

I like how the exposed conduit against the brick doe not look out of place. Looks good. You might have said before, but what brand of cabinets are you using?

That's just eye candy for the relatively uninformed. "Ooooh...an AIR COMpressor!"

You really need to talk with someone before you make any changes like that. The prefab'ed joist were designed or spec'd specifically for you application. At most you need to talk with a structural engineer...at least you need to consult with a contractor with experience dealing with...