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I already have the 15' wide door, but he poured it for 16'. IF i didn't already have the door I would have just ordered a 16' door and be done with it.

My contractor poured the foundation frost wall (The floor isn't poured yet) and they left the opening for the garage door a foot too wide. They just want to frame in the extra 1ft and cover it with siding on the outside. I'm worried about water coming in and rotting the wood there, are there...

Price is $288.56 http://www.sears.com/gladiator-tall-gearbox/p-00959032000P?prdNo=3&blockNo=3&blockType=G3

Just add a even amount and I charges you for half, at least it did for me

Its either one 4'x6" gear track and get the second free or buy a two pack of 4'x1' gear wall and get the second two pack free

I believe you can wall mount the wall cabinets directly to studs/ plywood. But I choose to go with this path so I have the ability to move the cabinets all around and mix and match them with other gladiator hooks. The gladiator stuff in general does go on sale often. I started looking for...

Still at bogo free its a good deal on the tracks. I just ordered hopefully all I need to finish the garage. I cant imagine paying full price for all the gladiator stuff

I had issues with my wife using up all the hot water in the megastore (30gal) I played around with the temp and found tha 140 was hot enough so she could take a long scalding hot shower. Being new to mairage I tried to convince her to not shower so hot/long, I soon realized the extra $$ spent...

I have a whole bunch of gladiator 30" wall and 30" tall cabinets for my garage sitting it boxes waiting for the garage to be finished. I knew what sale prices to look for based on reading lots of threads. I do need a couple heavy duty ones though so I've narrowed it down to Saber and Newage...

@ $315, I'm not sure this is bottom dollar, but it's the lowest I've seen in the short time I've been looking. http://www.sears.com/gladiator-tall-gearbox/p-00959032000P?prdNo=2&blockNo=2&blockType=G2 Use code SEARS35OFFAFFILIATEDEALS for $35 off

I think you made the right choice on going with bigger doors. I'm a fan of as much garage door space as you can. I'm building a 30x40 garage and I just ordered a 9x8 and a 15x8 for the 30ft gable end.

I have an attached garage that is 24’x24’, but the roof was made for a 24’ long x 30’ wide structure. A 6’ walkway currently runs down the side of the garage with outside posts actually carrying the truss load on that side. On that side the garage wall is not load bearing. I am removing the...

I couldn't get any codes to work, but I bought 8 of them. I think I even posted this thread before I bought them, I saw the price and thought " I need to post this in hot deals" lol. I figured I can always return them if 8 is too many, but I have a feeling I will find use for them.

Not sure it's rock bottom price, but $100 is not bad. http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00959036000P

IF I understand this right, I can mop the hd39 on as soon as I can walk on the new slab (roughly 24 hrs) and then wait till the concrete is cured before I drive or put anything else on it? Can I have the foundation person put this on as they are troweling the floor instead since the framers...

I'm having a new garage floor poured next month with a 10 mil vapor barrier ( 40x30 working garage and daily driver parking) and I was originally looking at a topical acrylic sealer, but due to the lack of longevity I was considering a penetrating sealer. All I have to go by for brands is the...

Thanks for noticing that. It was my wife and at the time I did my best to nicely remind her about that. Not soon after I found the washer back in my hands if I remember correctly :lol_hitti

So far I've looked at fauxpanels.com and novik. I'm scouring google to find other companies Here is the best shot I have from the summer. Not exactly very detailed.

We are adding onto our garage and since it will be almost impossible to match the existing 13 yr old vinyl siding we wanted to try the brick/stone looking vinyl siding. Does any one have and good companies/websites they recommend or to stay away from?