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After the paint had dried I began to move everything back in. I had some unassembled shelving and a cabinet spare from when I moved in years ago and with dust no longer an issue I was able to make use of these. I took the opportunity to have a good clear out and move some stuff from the...

Don't you hate it when people vanish from forums and you never see what happened to their project? :D Well, it's now 10 years later and although nowhere near my original plan I have made some progress. I've intermittently done bits and bobs but due to prioritising spending money on cars and...

It leads to a flagged area, which is mine, then a public footpath. My garden is the other side of the footpath. As the garage is part of a shared building I don't think I'd be able to build anything there. Nice idea though! Wrexham, North Wales. Not far from Demon Tweeks (which is handy). I've...

The walls are just concrete blocks. Painting them will just give me a different colour of concrete block. Not very nice looking. I'll loose a bit of space, but the garage is plenty long enough and as the side walls aren't outside facing I don't need to insulate those so only an inch or so lost...

Probably - I doubt I'd be able to fit an engine hoist or something but it shouldn't interfere with my plans.

After becoming a homeowner in December I've postponed minor tasks such as buying a bed and putting up curtains (drapes) to concentrate on the important stuff - the garage. Here's what I have to work with: As any of the UK members will tell you, a decent sized garage is something of a...