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It has been excellent but I sold the house this past November.

Been years but going to wrap things up soon.

Not sure if you already started and completed the job but I bought 4 post lifts to distribute the weight and benpak doesn’t require you to mount them. The planks were 4’ wide by 25’ long. I forget the exact cost per plank but it was way more reasonable then steel work.

short answer, 60K for the building unfinished inside, doors, door openers, windows, lights. The concrete planks turned out to be a huge savings over a engineered floor but obviously the foundation was more because its 12" thick walls to support them. After everything is all said and done I am...

We are the central area of Jersey so about an hour and a half from NYC. About an hour from Philly.

build thread here: http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=114834

Thanks, the 458 is my favorite. It performs on the track and the street and is an all around great ride.

The track experience is similar to Xtreme but we are based out of NJ and service the trip-state area. Extreme does only track and travels the country. We also provide street rentals and scenic tours where people drive a series of cars every 30 minutes over a 3-4 hour ride in scenic PA.

I can truthfully say I did not think my garage would be graced with these cars but after my old man passed I decided to start a second business dealing in exotic car experiences on the east coast. We specialize in rentals, group scenic drives, and track events. Between this and my tech business...

A quick shot of the bathroom wall in the basement, will get better pictures tomorrow.

Just installed 2 Bendpak HD-9XWs and they are working great. I have the insulation in for the upstairs, and the plumbing set upstairs and down. Waiting on inspections for framing in the basement, plumbing, and then electric before I can close up the walls. Getting there. I was hoping to have...

Thanks, its starting to make some progress again.

Rear windows.

Some late summer shots. The latest update: Framing out the interior walls of the basement and the bathroom. Insulating the upstairs area so I can start using my heater. After I get all my inspections for the basement done, sheetrocking. Not sure what direction I will take with the basement...

Not sure if this will help anyone. Garage Appeal Black Friday Sale

Thanks for the comments and support guys, greatly appreciated. I am putting a black aluminum fence along the block wall (I have two small kids so the safety thing crossed my mind too :-) )

Thanks guys. No insulation yet. Just rigged up some lights inside, no sheetrock, heat/air etc. So I have my work cut out for me. Honestly I thought about having it sprayed but I can pick up the roles and do it myself to save some money but I have to research it a lot more.

I am sorry I have not posted in a while. Life threw me a couple curves. Lost my job, started my own business, lost my father....and the garage took a back seat. I uploaded the latest pictures. Raised the retaining wall and exterior is finished with solar. Interior has not been touch. Hope...

I have the same issue. I wanted the 4 bulb flush fixtures for my 24" on center trusses. The issue I am running into is that the 2 bulb fixtures come with the flange mounts for framing, where as the 4 bulb is assumed for drop ceilings. Here are the ones I bought...

thanks for the info guys, Happy New Year!