Show off your garage v.2023

[Pewter-Camaro]

Put up a makeshift fishing rod holder made out of some HS student woodshop project. Lol. I modified it a shit load from the original.

 

[Pewter-Camaro]

And have a spot for 2 bikes and the extra kayak and related stuff. About 7.5’ of clearance under the kayak.

 

[FirstWorldProblems]

Organized-ish. I need to organize the workshop then put that ugly shelf in there, that’s a wintertime project.

 

[The Beast]

Organized-ish. I need to organize the workshop then put that ugly shelf in there, that’s a wintertime project.

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You need that marble look on your floor

 

[Jimy Bilmo]

Big thanks to Jared OffshoreDrilling for making the finishing touches for this stage of the garage.

Installed and wired heater, wired 21 canless lights, and wired and hung a ceiling fan.

 

[FirstWorldProblems]

You need that marble look on your floor

That stuff is bigggggggg $$. Tbh regular concrete doesn’t bother me. What’s epoxy nowadays…$8/ft and it’s not even that great? The garage slab is 950ish sq ft so it’s just not worth it to me

 

[The Beast]

Big thanks to Jared OffshoreDrilling for making the finishing touches for this stage of the garage.

Installed and wired heater, wired 21 canless lights, and wired and hung a ceiling fan.

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Screaming deal

 

[Jimy Bilmo]

Screaming deal

Extremely. Will definitely be using him for any HVAC needs going forward as well.

 

[cdh027]

Big thanks to Jared OffshoreDrilling for making the finishing touches for this stage of the garage.

Installed and wired heater, wired 21 canless lights, and wired and hung a ceiling fan.

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You need that marble look on your floor

 

[Jimy Bilmo]

You need that marble look on your floor

RNS. I can barely find shit I drop as it is. Damn near impossible on that floor.

 

[The Beast]

Epoxy that looks like marble looks so sick that’s going in my next house.

 

[SpeedSpeak2me]

Big thanks to Jared OffshoreDrilling for making the finishing touches for this stage of the garage.

Installed and wired heater, wired 21 canless lights, and wired and hung a ceiling fan.

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I'm glad you were able to find Pull-Ups in your size.

 

[Jimy Bilmo]

I'm glad you were able to find Pull-Ups in your size.
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Getting up in the middle of the night to pee is for the birds.

 

[SpeedSpeak2me]

Getting up in the middle of the night to pee is for the birds.

 

[Shawn1112]

Big thanks to Jared OffshoreDrilling for making the finishing touches for this stage of the garage.

Installed and wired heater, wired 21 canless lights, and wired and hung a ceiling fan.

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Looks good
Assuming you will be pulling that heater down if you ever sell. I can’t see that being up to code and iirc some villages require a shut off within a few feet.

 

[Spivitz]

 

[Jimy Bilmo]

Looks good
Assuming you will be pulling that heater down if you ever sell. I can’t see that being up to code and iirc some villages require a shut off within a few feet.

We’ll see. We have it on an outlet, so can always unplug it and take it with or leave it disconnected. Technically, the shut off is just beyond that back garage door for the AC disconnect fuse block.

 

[OffshoreDrilling]

Looks good
Assuming you will be pulling that heater down if you ever sell. I can’t see that being up to code and iirc some villages require a shut off within a few feet.

It’s on a twist lock plug so the outlet can be used for other stuff like a lift or welder.

 

[OffshoreDrilling]

Glad I could help Jimbo

Good lighting totally changes the garage

 

[Bob Kazamakis]

How well does that heater work? Looks so dinky but 220v maybe it’s not?

 

[Jimy Bilmo]

How well does that heater work? Looks so dinky but 220v maybe it’s not?

Kicked it on max about 15 mins ago and my garage went from 58 to 68 so far. I’m sure the ceiling fan running in reverse is helping move that warm air around.

 

[Shawn1112]

Kicked it on max about 15 mins ago and my garage went from 58 to 68 so far. I’m sure the ceiling fan running in reverse is helping move that warm air around.

True test will be when it’s cold af out

 

[Jimy Bilmo]

True test will be when it’s cold af out

For sure

 

[CMNTMXR57]

He got the next one down from mine, which has both 7,500 BTU on high and 5,000 BTU on low. Granted his is a 3 car garage vs. my 2, on those sub 30* nights last week, I ran mine on the lower setting (5,000 BTU), at around 1/4 throttle (so to speak) and it kept it between 75* - 77* in the garage.

 

[Jon01]

That stuff is bigggggggg $$. Tbh regular concrete doesn’t bother me. What’s epoxy nowadays…$8/ft and it’s not even that great? The garage slab is 950ish sq ft so it’s just not worth it to me

JFC is epoxy really $8/ft!?
That's crazy. It's not that fuckin hard. Rent a grinder, chase it around, hand do the corners and angles, etch it, clean a few times and lay it down.