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the ladder is from Lowes - dont know the brand. It is aluminum and rated at 350#. the wood version is 250#. It fits perfectly between the two cars and can be lowered with all three cars in the garage. :)

3/8" plywood, with 18 inch square glue down carpet tiles. the black box is the bottom of a Thule 16 CF roof-rack mountable cargo box.

the cabs are from Lowes, RSi Estate. The legs are from Home Depot.

thanks! really enjoying it.

base coving the base coving about the foundation walls is standard (dark brown) rubber base from Lowes. I used the 4 foot sections.

Yep :thumbup: doubles as a car alarm too!

no dont do it - unless you have a definite stopping point such as a deep expansion joint - the joint will look bad. also most likely the colors will turn out slightly different shades.

what is above the ceiling? is there a large attic? if so it makes a nice storage area - pull down ladder, plywood floor and lights - make sure the ceiling joists can handle the load though.

another benifit is the nice breeze when both sides of the garage doors are open. :thumbup:

Re: Fireproof walls and ceiling and ventilation needed so I can MIG weld inside garage? yes - but one layer on the garage side forms a one hour protection FROM the garage, where the welding is going on. the building codes actually allow only fire rated materiels on the garage side since they...

sorry to disappoint - its a stand-up freezer. I have a 75# doberman that eats all raw meat, fish, fruits and veggies. We buy the meat in bulk and freeze it. but we are remodeling the kitchen and wet bar know and will have a wine fridge and beer/soda fridge.

you have a keen eye - thanks .

Re: Fireproof walls and ceiling and ventilation needed so I can MIG weld inside garage? 5/8 inch type X drywall on wood (or metal ) studs, with the joints taped will create a "one-hour" fire rated wall.

do the tire marks clean up?

reminds me how nice it is to have nice mild, sunny winters in So California - I can actually park all 3 cars in my garage and dont have to worry about the snow blower and such.:beer:

automatic opener option havent used one but looks cool. http://www.wayne-dalton.com/idrive_Torsion.asp

for race deck that would make sence , for epoxy I would (and did) the whole floor first. many of my cabinets are up off the floor too - but not all.

Exactly - also it gets them up on the concrete curb that is about two inches wider than the wall, thus allowing the backs of the cabinets to be flush with the walls, and several more inches for the cars. :thumbup:

the cabinets are RSI estate from Lowes. the legs come from home depot and are adjustable - the back of the cabinet is screwed to studs and sits on the lip of the concrete stem wall. the legs were only used in the front.