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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00M2QMHK6/?tag=atomicindus08-20 I have 2 of these and I love it. Comfortable and rolls over the cuts in the concrete with ease. if you prefer 4 legs like the one above from cheif. see link below. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000P6WMO6/?tag=atomicindus08-20

We re skinned our work plow last year. Didn't sand blast it just wire wheeled it then coated it with Coroseal before repainting it. Came out pretty good. We went with 1/8th inch as it's a little easier to get it to bend to the blade curve. Getting my personal 7'6" plow swapped over to my new...

I just got mine this week and can't wait to try it.

Sorta like this except the center tile color area is square with a diamond pattern in it.

I know what you are thinking that the small tile will look very busy on the floor. You could combat that by doing a double border than a pattern in the center. Pick 2 color tiles set the middle 16x16 to 20x20 area 45 degrees turned in a diamond type pattern. then run a square border around that...

If it can hold up long term vehicle pulling in and out and parking on it I sure would be interested in it. I have a detached 1000 sq/ft garage I would love to do the floor in. The house garage I did porcelain tile and its amazing but 4-5 times more expensive then this product would be as I can...

I went plain white gloss paint walls and ceilings. I would not mind light grey walls but I painted it myself and I hate cutting. Really would love two tone with chair rail pinstripe color but not unless I hire pros at some point. I dont mind the white as I have a lot cabinets and stuff on the...

PPPPP, Proper Preparation Prevents Poor Performance.

Seems about right, I think I had to pay 2-3 hours for pump truck for about half my garage foundation. One side was to far from driveable area. My septic system is on one side and back is down hill slope the front and other side were easy pours from the truck. There are always surprises and...

looking good. Love organization.

Still looks perfect, not a scratch or a crack as of yet.

http://cwbcontractors.com/ These guys have been around for ever and I think they do any size job. Thy built the buildings we bought and we contracted them to replace the gutters on them last year. They got back to us right away with a quote I tried to get a few other quotes to compare prices...

I have 2 boxes of the same ones in green in my garage, I LOVE THEM.

Love those temp sticks, I bought one for my dad for his house when he goes away in winter so he can keep and eye on is house to make sure pipes dont freeze.

looking good, that floor is ****.

I have the Vacumaid GV50 and I love it. Super strong suction even after i added a couple of fitting to use a hose reel with it. Love the hose reel makes it super easy to pull it out and put it away fast. took some finagling to get the reel to work with 1 1/2" hose. The best reel I liked was...

No I run a dehumidifier in there all the time anyways. Between wet boat weekly and wet car sometimes I just leave it on 50-60 percent all time. plus I leave heat pump at 50 degrees and I turn that up when I put on propane heater so its not bad at all.

If you have NG in your house already that is the way to go. Quick easy and pretty cheap. I have a heat pump in detached garage which is very efficient but cant gain temp well so I have to use propane tank top to supplement to get quicker temp rise. House garage is smaller and has electric 7500...

I use a dehumidifier in my garage all winter to fight the snow melt humidity. Does make a big difference in mine and I keep the heat at 50-55 in there all the time. It may waste some electricity but I have a nice garage and don't want it all rusting from snow melt. I also will squeegee it out...

We did our kitchen 7-8 years ago and we took steps with the cabinets to try and insure future proofing. We went semi custom on most of the appliances so we have wiggle room. We went over sized on a lot of the appliance holes with cabinet spacers/fillers for the gaps.we bought enough extra...