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My grandpa made a new beginning in Germany after world war 2 with nothing but a wooden case with only 100lbs of all family goods in it, after the Czech people forced him to leave his home and deported him with his family to Germany. Until the war he was working as car mechanic, and during the...

Almost everybody told me, not to do that, but I couldn't resist: I started with laminate floor in my garage yesterday. As I described in this thread ( https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=253979 ) I'm not using my rides very often and only in dry conditions, not in winter, and...

Yes, it will be a man cave, like I wrote in my first post: and in another post: I didn't know the meaning of "man cave", when I wrote that.

I will try it! On Saturday I've found a special offer of a very scratch resistant laminate by a good brand manufacturer in my local home center not for .99$/Sq.ft but for unbelievable 0.30$/Sq.Ft. I've tested it with a very sharp edged key and the scratches were nearly not to see. It's the...

Would it be better when the pieces of the laminate would be glued together in the click lock? I think, that the flexing would be minimal, the floor of my garage is very smooth and level. I intend to put a thin layer of cork between the laminate and the floor. I'm using my cars only a few days...

Hi, I'm new here on this forum. Hi to everyone here. I've read many threads here, and it's awesome, what you did in your garages! I'm from Germany (excuse my bad English, please) and I want to make my garage looking awesome, too! Some years ago, I've found a picture in the net of a living...