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My husband spends most of his spare internet time at www.sawmillcreek.org. A forum for woodworking fanatics. Go there and do a search on carriage door you'll find quite a bit. Annette http://sawmillcreek.org/showthread.php?t=34876&highlight=carriage+door

Nice work! My husband did the drywall install in the finished attic we did off our daughter's bedroom. When it came time to do the basement we hired a crew. They finished over 1000sf in one day! Yours looks phenomonal, at least you're done. Annette

Fantasic space! That red is really a mood lifter, just makes you want to do something :thumbup: . So what is a zipup ceiling? For an epoxy recommendation, we used www.originalcolorchips.com and have been extremely pleased with it. The price was good and their customer service is awesome. Annette

Thanks all for the responses. Yep, breaker panel boxes are an ugly neccessity. I have put my workbench and tall storage cabinet near the panel, but everything is on casters so can be moved easily to access the panel. I'm thinking I'll just put the contact paper on it and then I can always remove...

The breaker box in my garage is pretty unsightly. It is paint splattered and kind of dented and banged up. I was thinking about covering the outer part with contact paper and leave the door section just gray. Or can I just put some pics up there with magnets or is this going to cause problems...

Try this http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/CatDsp2?storeId=6970&N=122+4294952763&Ne=2000001

Looks like some decent deals, check it out. Annette http://www.northerntool.com/

I really liked the Bigfoot Rubber tile and will probably use it in my exercise room. I ended up using Daytona tile by Sport Court in my garage and really love it. I ended up buying if off ebay. Here's a site where you can look at it and the colors. http://jnkproducts.com/ Also, take a look at...

No. :p Annette

68FB400, We bought all of our units from Valley of the Sun. We have 3 Amana Digismart Heat Pumps with the back up heat strip. I think we have 2 15000 BTUs and 1 12000 BTU. They are very efficient and so far have performed as promised. The other night we went down to check the kennel and they all...

I have been using Amana PTAC units to heat/cool our kennel. It worked just fine the last few nights when we were in the teens around here. Do you have a link to the type of unit you are looking at? Annette

This got me chuckling. My son named the Polaris pool cleaner "Roger". Annette

If you are starting from a new floor than an epoxy is the way to go. I wanted an epoxy in my garage, but the floor had so many oil/gas spills (among other things) that the prep was going to be way too much work and I couldn't be 100% sure I would get it perfect. I did, however, put epoxy on our...

I was looking at the website and saw that they have a few models with a "schedule" feature. It was pretty stupid of them not to include that feature on the garage/shop model. I would love to get one of these and program it to clean every night from midnight to 6am for example. Then you know it...

Since you offerred to brush the snow off for her, then I can't see why she has an issue. Of course, I don't live in an area that gets snow, so I'm not sure how'd I'd do with that request. If she's coming home and unloading groceries, kids, dry cleaning and the never-ending loads of kid stuff...

Welcome aboard! Pics are very popular around here, so show us what you've got!! Annette

Very enjoyable thread, everything looks great! Annette

I have a battery powered keypad on my doorjamb. When I repainted the doors recently, I just painted the keypad cover. Took 2 seconds and completely blends in. I use it all the time, I'm more likely to keep the doors closed now that I have a way in without having to run around to the front of the...

Can't wait to see more! Get working :p! Annette

Speaking from the wife's point of view, the extra washer/dryer would be more desirable than a shower. I'm about to install a second unit in our kennel for the same reason, to have a place to wash the really yucky stuff and not gunk up the house units. Annette