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My first garage

Austin G

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I've been lurking on this forum for over a year, finally coming around to creating a post. I bought a townhouse with garage last year and been sifting through threads of garages for ideas since then. Lots of very nice setups on here.

It's been a work in progress over the past year and finally come to point of being somewhat photo worthy. No before pictures - the first thing I did after closing was to paint the garage and epoxy the floor. There's a workshop/laundry room in the back that's been good for painting and doing wood projects.

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Thanks for looking!
 
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cyamaha2007

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Looks like a good use of space... i think were like goldfish the bigger the garage the more stuff you find to fill it. I like the colors.
 

baklamente

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Looks like a clean space to work in. I like the minimalist scheme you have going. I sometimes wish I had fewer things to fill my garage. Great job!
 
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Austin G

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Thanks for all the kind replies. Probably would have just been an unfinished, bare concrete floor garage if not for all the great threads on this board.

Looks like a clean space to work in. I like the minimalist scheme you have going. I sometimes wish I had fewer things to fill my garage. Great job!

I have a lot of tools that still need homes - mig welder, sheet metal brake, drill press, chop saw, table saw. For now it's nice having a little extra 'elbow' room when working on the cars, especially in such a tight space to begin with.

For those interested in the bike - it's a '11 Gary Fisher/Trek hifi dlx 29er. It's one of three in the current stable. In the back I also have an 09 cannondale 1fg singlespeed 29er and a motobecane singlespeed 'touring' bike. I haven't yet come up with a good way to store 3 bikes without being in the way too much.

I will get an interior measurement later, but my guess is 10'x20'.
 

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jwillis

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Cool garage!! I like the way you painted the walls. And you have a great toolbox. Did you see what they did to the Miata on the TV show GEARZ last week? They really tricked it out. Good luck.
 

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I was guessing it was a 29er. Nice rides. You might have to use some vertical space to organize them.
 

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I haven't yet come up with a good way to store 3 bikes without being in the way too much.

My more expensive bikes live inside year-round. The cold/thaw swings(in winter) are hell on your components and seals. The junker hardtails and others do ok in the garage. I couldn't see any good way to fit your bikes in there ether :headscrat
 
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