My 12x22 Amish Prefab garage "build"

sal_flip · Aug 11, 2016

Hello GJ! I wanted to post my "build" for my new 12x22 Amish Prebuilt garage. My backyard prohibited me from building the garage of my dreams but I am just happy to have some garage space finally. Here are some pics of where I started and where I am at now. Enjoy! :rocker:

readhead · Aug 11, 2016

Pics????

sal_flip · Aug 11, 2016

More pics

aunsafe2015 · Aug 11, 2016

sal_flip said:
Hello GJ! I wanted to post my "build" for my new 12x22 Amish Prebuilt garage. My backyard prohibited me from building the garage of my dreams but I am just happy to have some garage space finally. Here are some pics of where I started and where I am at now. Enjoy!

Sal, I sent you a PM. Curious which company you are using.

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sal_flip · Aug 11, 2016

For anyone else who is curious I got my garage from http://www.agsstructures.com. They were super easy to work with and had great pricing. Garage was built and ready for delivery in 4 weeks.

sal_flip · Aug 12, 2016

I am trying to figure out what I am going to do cover the floor to help it last long. I was considering Racedeck but not sure if I want to spend that much. I was thinking of doing 12x12 commercial linoleum tiles that are glued down. Anyone have any other ideas for a wood floor covering?

oldironfarmer · Aug 12, 2016

WOW! That was fast! Congratulations on getting some space. Looks like an improvement over the pool.

Tile will tend to crack over the floor seams, I think.

A good epoxy would be good on the floor. Maybe even a sacrificial layer of painted plywood, replace when it gets rough.

Lee Celtic · Aug 12, 2016

I have a friend with a timber garage here in the UK.. he used rubber horse mats.. They sell it by the yard for putting on the floor of Horse transport trucks, flexible and reasonably cheap and flexes with the timber while being pretty much everything proof.

Nice looking building by the way

sal_flip · Aug 12, 2016

Thanks! The whole ordeal took about a month. I wanted to let the ground settle a bit before the new garage got delivered. The delivery guy was there for about 15 minutes, it's crazy how fast they deliver them!

oldironfarmer said:
WOW! That was fast! Congratulations on getting some space. Looks like an improvement over the pool.

Tile will tend to crack over the floor seams, I think.

A good epoxy would be good on the floor. Maybe even a sacrificial layer of painted plywood, replace when it gets rough.

sal_flip · Aug 12, 2016

Lee Celtic said:
I have a friend with a timber garage here in the UK.. he used rubber horse mats.. They sell it by the yard for putting on the floor of Horse transport trucks, flexible and reasonably cheap and flexes with the timber while being pretty much everything proof.

Nice looking building by the way

Thanks!

iceman5 · Aug 12, 2016

My parents have a 12x24 garage like that that we keep a 66 Galaxie in for 13 years. No problems with the floor yet. Now I don't turn serious wrenches in there either.

cgall · Aug 12, 2016

Rubber coin matting like they use in an enclosed trailer. Heck, 12 X 22 could just use some outdoor carpeting!

Bears Fan · Aug 12, 2016

That is a sweet looking garage, Congratulations! That is awesome watching how easy they move those around...And you got rid of your money pit I mean swimming pool :lol_hitti

sal_flip · Aug 12, 2016

Thanks for the replies everyone! I will dearly miss the pool but when I got quotes around 15k for a new liner, wall repair and concrete around the pool it was a no brainer to get the garage.

sal_flip · Aug 12, 2016

Was looking at some flooring options and might go with these http://www.ebay.com/itm/BLACK-Garag...146228?hash=item3ac92b11f4:g:390AAOSwzgRWu3uD

Bigdukaaa · Aug 12, 2016

congrats, and please keep the picks coming with your garage furnishings, setup, and projects

jamesDC · May 20, 2020

sal_flip said:
I am trying to figure out what I am going to do cover the floor to help it last long. I was considering Racedeck but not sure if I want to spend that much. I was thinking of doing 12x12 commercial linoleum tiles that are glued down. Anyone have any other ideas for a wood floor covering?

I would not use tile...those prefab sheds are pretty sturdy, but the floors would still probably flex a bit much over time.

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