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I used to have "The Garage Loft" brand in my garage. They were well built. My garage ceiling is 14'-0" and they hung down 4'-0" from the ceiling so they were a little flimsy. I took them down and then built a mezzanine that I can walk on.

Here is the storage that I built above the garage doors. It spans the entire width of the garage. I used uni-strut along the celing and anchored into each joist. I used 2x6 framing and another piece of unistrut underneath. There is 5'-4" clear space above.

Is the house a slab on grade? If not wouldn't you need footings on the shed also. In my old house the city wouldn't let me attach my garage and house because the garge was a slab on grade and the house had footings underneath.

That looks awsome with the Galaxie in there. Where did you get the galvanized siding?

I used a garage door insulation kit. I beleive I purchased them at Lowes. They were precut for the height, just had to trim for the correct width of the panels. They styrofoam was loose when I first installed, so I bout a few rolls of the foil faced bubblewrap insulation and installed it...

I used the Gladiator system. They have different size hooks and you can space them as needed for the items that you want to hang. The wall strips come in 4'-0" lengths.

Check out Sport Court tile. It looks like the same stuff to me.

It looks great. Are the cabinets wood with aluminum doors?

The Nat. Gas Dayton heaters are not made in China. They are made by Sterling.

I have a Dayton gas unit heater 4LX46 which is manufactured by Sterling and is made is the US. It may vary for the type of Dayton heater that you have.

The psi is enough, but I thought you had to have a tank large enough for the volume of the system to blow out the water.

I beleive they are using uni-strut along the ceiling and underneath the 2x4 along the outside span. It does look like they are using 2x4's. I would probably use 2x6 for added strength.

I would like to do the same thing. I have about 6'-0" above the garage doors. I came across this website and have been thinking about doing the same. http://www.garagestorageloftbuilders.com/lofts.htm