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I used expanded metal as peg board once. I forget what size it was, but peg board hooks worked good in it. I used emt conduit to space it out from the wall.

Great looking Buildings, I could use a couple myself. if I had the space for one, I would build one myself. How hard was it to get the permit to build it?

OHEKK, Thats why he went with US Building. He felt it was something he could do, without hiring a contractor. Just make sure you have enough help to raise each section.

I used Ucoat It and it worked fine for me. Painting concrete can be a pain sometimes. Alot of things can effect the paint, Especially epoxy. When I sold paint we would only warranty floor finishes if you had a vapor barrier under the concrete, and sometimes we would have a sales rep. on hand for...

REFLEXX, If my Dad did not help with the cost of building our shop. I would have went with Miracle Truss, Just for that reason alone. My friend went with US Building style and it can get a little warm or cold in it, but it cost about a third as much as mine. Also I got tired of using my...

I did name mine, New Guy's 30' x 35' Garage. Well actually I should have called it a shop. Something about the building codes being less restrictive with a shop then a garage, why I do not know. If it is better to call it a shop, then a shop it is.

bmwpower, I used Ucoat it epoxy on the floor. Looks good, but it is alot of work to keep it clean. I have mopped the floor in the past 2 months way more then I wanted to. Might have been easier to leave it bare and not worry about keeping it clean.

My Dad wanted a garage for us to work in after he retires, and I had the space for it. So he built it on my property, thanks dad. I helped by doing some of the work. I did the plumbing, electrical, Painting, and cleaned up after everyone. Plus I will have to redo my backyard.

That is going to be a killer garage when your done. Miracle Truss is a great way to go, almost went that way myself. Great looking insulation, maybe I even helped to make it. I work at the JM insulation plant in Northern California.