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Originally Posted by GregInNewMexico
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Originally Posted by GarageMadness
As with many of you, I'm getting around to getting my garage spaces configured for optimum use. I spend a good amount of time in it so the garage has to check several boxes to be fully functional. Based on planned use for this home, I've decided not to break the bank and create my space with a budget friendly appearance.
I will have 3-4 vehicles in it at most times. Single car bay will be multi-use as a modular gym/parking space. Double bay will be storage/workshop. Ceilings are 10.5" in height and standard depth and width on both double and single bays.
Current:
5 panel high residential garage doors.
Pass through service doors.
Insulated walls, ceilings, and doors.
8500W Jackshaft door openers with WiFi.
Polyasperatic floor coating for smooth finish.
Extra electrical sub panel for future use.
Custom work table with heavy duty casters and vise-grip.
2 CSPS 42" rolling tool chests.
2-hp 20-gal Puma air compressor
Planned:
Custom garage paint scheme.
Raise garage track to 6" of ceiling.
LED/fluorescent ceiling mounted lighting.
Spotfree car wash system.
Wall mounted vacuum system.
4-post Advantage Car Lift for double bay.
PRx Performance gym in single bay.
TV and commercial drink fridge in single bay.
A/C units and industrial fans for both bays.
Storage cabinet for detail supplies.
Tire rack for double bay.
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Your garage is > mine my friend. However I also spend a ton of time and make the most of my 2.5 spaces.
I still manage to get my Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon, M2C, work bench and tools, storage, and a small gym in!
Pulling the jeep out gives me and the wife with enough room for smoking a cigar and playing cards with a drink. |
Nice. any pics of your space willing to share, particularly the gym space? I will be keeping it simple this time.