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I have two. The one at the back of the garage is made up of a solid oak zero panel door attached to repurposed kitchen base cabinets. It's decked w/masonite and a 2x4 back edge. My side wall workbench is a repurposed one. My neighbor had sitting outside for several years. I asked, he said you...

When I redid my garage I put my compressor in purpose built closet. It has intake and exhaust vents and insulation. I still need too plumb the airline to the outside. :)

As a novice on building etc. at the very least insulate the walls. How is the drainage around the foundation?

I bought one at Costco two weeks go. 5'x2'x3/4" gray color. Don't recall the price. It feels good under foot and sweeps easily. I did not sense any odor when I laid it down and nothing now. :thumbup:

How much cabinetry do you want/need for your garage? By the time you get those and then realize you need wall units, then a workbench, you've dropped 1K-1.5K. If you want everything to match, that will cost you. If you want things to look good and you are flexible, search Craigslist in your area...

WOW for sure! Well done with good taste. The EKG tattoo is great. Are you sure those are not comm satellites in the boxes? LOL

Nice GTO, Hurst wheels and redlines w/green and parchment...WOW!

. I second this thought. :thumbup:

How did you miss the snow storm? Lucky for you. That's a real nice space.

From a customer perspective if you insulate for A/C and heat, have a window that customers can see work being done on their car, and a range of reading materials for men and women along with comfortable single chairs you should have happy customers. Beverages and TV are nice also.

Cover it with masonite 3/16". Countersink wood screws around perimeter, maybe a couple in the middle. When it gets ugly, replace it.

I also got a free work bench from a neighbor. Refinished it for my garage.

My garage is two cars deep. No precision required, but I use the tennis ball method. Simple, and no cost. :D

Never had a garage until I bought my 80 year old house 26 years ago. It was a single until '06. Now it's a 2 car w/shop. Two of my three car are parked in it all the time.

My stripe is directly related to the stripe on my '67 Vette. I see one pic is sideways...I don't know how or why this happens. Sorry!

Nice! It sounds like you are using good space management. We have a prefab garden bldg 8x10 from a Amish Co in southern Pa. It's well built and they installed it in sections. :beer:

That's one hell of a nice and well built W/B. If you have or intend to have a paint theme in your garage it's something too consider. I did as you can see in the attached pics. Also, consider using 3/16 or 1/4 inch masonite for the top decking. It's durable, cleans easy and can be replaced after...

Continue losing 15lbs, @ 9 now. Continue eating better, love cooking! Stay active since we are retired Keep my yard in prime condition Add one more international trip to yearly list. Wish for an increase in peace and tranquility in the world. :)

My story is a real mixed bag. At age 68 I have done many oil changes on many different vehicles. Some on raw ground, some on gravel with cardboard and the car on ramps. Not until I bought my own home in '90 did I have a garage to work in. Even then it was a mixed bag. Some at home and some at...

I put matching door handles on the rest of the repurposed cabinets. :beer: