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I have the Diamond pattern, no problems rolling a creeper around while under the car. Tool boxes are also easy to push around on the flooring. As stated already if you have basic jack stands (like me) you will probably want to use some thick plywood under them, but if they have pads or a solid...

Really depends for me. If possible I crimp, then light solder, then color-matched heatshrink. Depending on the application (at connectors, or where I may need to remove, or if it is someplace I can't physically solder) then I will just crimp and don't think twice about it. Obviously if done...

Obviously it's a smaller box and the drawers are pretty shallow (both in depth and in height) as the unit is not very tall. I think they would be fine for home hobby tools but maybe not heavier garage tools. If that's all you had to spend then I guess it can work for you if you don't mind...

Mine is a little tough but not bad. Reviews say its worse when it's really cold. Good light for the price tho it seems.

You will have to contact GJ for that, you can either PM user RaceDeck1 here on GJ or contact them directly, they are very helpful over the phone :thumbup:

So the lights were originally there when it was built, so they are probably early-mid ninties 4x4' units. Four total, plus some smaller units in the back corner under the storage loft. Kinda generic flush mount ones. They were originally mounted flush against the walls but I mounted them to some...

It's a 95 Caprice 9C1. :thumbup: I don't consider it too much of a clone since I don't have any Impala badging on it, just the grill. The wheels are mostly just for street duty when doing tuning and taking it to the shop, and so it's not sitting on the track tires when in the garage. This is how...

No, as long as you use a synthetic material and not a cloth/paper type it should be fine.

It is to keep the floor a little more quiet when walking on it. Yes it is the synthetic landscaping felt, I think I got 1,000sq.ft for about $70 or so from Lowes/HD. Depending on the floor's condition it may not be needed. I did it mostly as a precaution since my floor is rough in some...

Overall I am really pleased with how it turned out. It wasn't cheap but with the GJ discount it put it within my budget. The customer service was great, I worked with Shauna who treated me really well. The install was really straightforward and I didn't really run into any major issues. Even...

Here's the final product:

Well actually it's been done for a little while but it took me some time to clean the garage enough for decent pics :beer: My garage had a really awful concrete floor, broom finished and extremely dirty, really hard to sweep. It also created a lot of dust in the garage. I could go on. Did a TON...

No gas run to the building. Not against it just can't do it for the time being, maybe in a year I can consider it. One of my issues is I do not plan on being out there very much during winter (maybe 1 or 2 days every couple weeks) so I'm still not sure how much use a proper/formal heater would...

Finally got my outbuilding insulated, it is approximately 41'x22' with 14' ceilings. I have R13 on the walls and R30 on the ceiling, both are fiberglass batts. Also have 3 of the HD 60" ceiling fans people post about on here occasionally. This is in GA by the way. My budget to heat and cool the...

Dang! :eyecrazy: I couldn't even wait 3 days before I was installing mine :bowdown:

Congrats! I just finished up my Racedeck install this weekend. I still have some misc cutting to do but pretty much done. It is awesome, I am very glad I did it.

Field service and technical support for fuel loading racks.

I like the slight change to the pattern, did you plan on that or just have extra tiles and decided to switch things up?

Do you have any recommendations here? I was planning on 3/4" gap. My garage width is 22' which I wasn't too worried about but my depth is 41' and figured I may see more expansion on that direction.