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Can u send me a few pics of ur garage?

Ok.with a 32x32. Has anyone done a single large door?

Looking at building a 30x30 that will mainly be for parking 2 cars and maybe a small bar area for entertaining guests. I have another 30x30 for storage so shouldn't be filling this one up to much. It will be isulated/heated. My main question is the size of over head door. For those of you...

I think is is what I'll do. Why leave the 2 inches between base mold and opening trim? I think my plan is to replicate this same trim, including a base trim which I have an extra section I can use from another project. I plan to use a piece of drywall or should I use MDF? painted to match...

About 16" wide. Just enough for me to squeeze in sideways

Looking for Ideas to redo/ make this wall opening for going into an attic space a little more presentable. This thin panel is held on by 2 screws. Looking for nicer idea that will somewhat seal and will have to attach a section of batt insulationon the back of it *** well. Wont be going in...

Really liking how it turned out

Mmmm yea buschlattes really hit the spot. Got some more odds and ends done today. I gave up on trying to find the same shaped trim that was used so I had a buddy who has a body shop been me some that will work out perfect. Little paint and will put them on later this week.

Well, getting a lil closer to wrapping up this part of the garage door and siding. I reused the tin from the barn doors to piece in the area where the track was and the area where I had to bring the door frame down 2 and a half feet. Pieced it in the best I could and still make it look nice...

Johnson creek wi

Update! Next step of shop renovation.... Bye bye sliding doors that freeze in the winter. Hello nice new over head door. Gotta finish the steel siding but ran out of daylight. Atleast it will stay dry for the next few days with all the rain we are suppose to be getting. New door is 12x9...

From curb side freebie to drill press and grinder stand in 20 min

Oh by the way. The concrete has cured enough to move the shop back and get it a lil organized so I can start using it again. Got some expansion joints cut with the partner saw and officially done with the concrete. I picked up the door last night at menards. Should get started on that later...

Well, little detour today. On my way home, about a mile from my house, out to the curb I found this little work bench base. Not very heavy duty but I thought, why not. So in the back of my truck she goes. I got to thinking what I could use it for. Maybe put it in the basement for the wife...

Makes sense. Must be for soffit?

Saw this in the bargain area at menards yesterday. It looks like a one piece j trim/fascia combo. What is it actually called?

First off was fixing concrete. Removed only the bad area and also in the doorway where the new overhead door would go. Regraded, rebar pinned to existing slab and foundation wall under the block and poured new Crete (was free:bounce:, I'm a redi-mix driver and was leftover from another job) 4"...

So a few years ago I bought a house with a garage and this 30x30 shop/quonset hut. Guess it was used for horses back in the 60s. Idk.. anyways. This thing needs some TLC to get it to my liking. I thought it would be nice to show you all my progress as I go about the transformation. Fix...

Always thought most openers are for 7ft doors and then u have to buy an extension for taller doors?

Looking for affordable options for a 12x9 insulated garage door. I know a shaft one would be best but they are pricey. Thought?? Is a belt drive with tail extension practical or too long and will flex?