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Hey all, recently put a deposit down on a property here in DFW. If you've seen these before they are owned "condos" but garage space, usually have an association and amenities etc... The unit I bought is from urbangarages.com and this is their 1st venture so they dont have any "models" but if...

I am starting to prepare to cover my floor in my new garage. My old one I used a polyaspartic product throughout and I loved the durability but I always liked the look you can make with tiles. Drawback for never trying it prior is I weld, and I installed a lift and didn't want to cut tiles...

So we bought a new (4yrs old new to us) house in the DFW area, house has a single 200a panel located in the garage now, its maxed out as far as I could see, (edit: circuits already exceed 200a rating) ). Thinking of adding a few things to the garage including circuits to support my welder, a...

I like an organized garage. A place for everything. Problem is I have a lot of stuff. I also find its most often easier to leave a tool/s out after working on something rather than putting it away. Which requires me to clean the garage at least once a week to de-clutter. What do you all do to...

So long time lurker, rarely post. decided with the big changes I have planned over the next few weeks, I'd start a thread. Quick Back Story, bought my house just over 2 years ago, was bank owned and pretty rough so lots has gone into the interior. Bonuses on this house were: *its on a golf...

Lovingly named The Skidmark Garage. I've been slowing making progress on my house, been almost 2 years to get to its current state High-lift on the 3rd stall to allow max lifting height on the 2 post Just under 1k sqft of man space House the day I bought it:

So here is my dilemma, ordered a shower door from a company online, installed per their directions up to the point below. The door being very heavy and big (over 100#s) I don't want to make any mistakes. In the pics, you will see hinges mounted the the stationary glass and knee wall. the hinges...