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There is a 30" high foot wall that is on 3 walls of my garage. I dont know what to do to make it look 'finished'. I was thinking of painting it a darker grey than what the wall paint colour will be. Any ideas guys? Thanks Ian

Just started ripping down all exsiting shelves. Used panoramic setting on the camera :) My garage is 18' x 20' x 14' high. Plans are for drywall, paint, painted floor, cabinets and 2 work benchs. My Audi on one side and work space on the other. Lots of ideas, just hope it all comes together...

I need some help. My garage is 18' x 20' with a 12' ceiling. The ceiling is still exposed to joists and I would like to set up some good lighting configurations so I can work in a nice bright enviroment. Can you guys tell me what type of lighting I should use, sizes and how many? Thanks :)

My brick garage is attached to the house (the back wall). This wall is already insulated, drywalled and painted (by the builder I presume, I am the 2nd owner). I would like to know if I should use a mildew proof or fire proof drywall on the other 2 exterior walls? I plan on using a good heavy...

Heres an alternative to painting. http://www.blockposters.com/

MINE TOO! To match my car:lol:

You've got one of those imaginary lifts aswell !? Thats what I tell my wife..someday...someday!

Thankyou for your input Nova. I'll get pics when all is done.

Why cant I just use plywood? A 4x8 sheet cut up.

I dont know about comparing the price of a couple of panels to a 3800. Just checked ebay and they go for about $300. And I need 2 of them.

As 'logical' posted above I think that is the route I'll go. The springs will have to be beefier.

Thanks alot guys. Heres a pic of my garage. Maybe adding a dummy panel and using my openers will work for me. Later when I install better grade doors I'll look at getting a better opener.:thumbup:

Hi, thank God I found this site. I love just hanging out in my garage. My wife just doesnt get it LOL. I have an 11'8" ceiling with 2 single doors 7' high. I plan on modifying the doors so they go right to the ceiling. I have looked around on the site and found that using a liftmaster 3800 will...