Garages of golfmk7.com: picture thread

[vbrad26]

For lighting our 630 sqft garage - the plans are calling for 12, 4" recessed LED cans...just for reference.

 

[cbr600rr]

I've got a pretty big/exciting garage upgrade coming in the next few days hopefully! (Refer back to page 48 for pics of the last major garage update)

 

[Acadia18]

Finally got around to replacing my garage door springs.

I'd say they were overdue.

 

[cbr600rr]

So I Installed swisstrax tiles this weekend. I wanted epoxy originally, but I kept reading horror stories of even professional jobs failing. I dreaded the thought of spending so much money just to have the coating fail within a few years. These Swisstrax have their pros and cons, but I think they fulfill my needs, and I think they look pretty good.

 

[vbrad26]

That looks great. Assuming you did it yourself based on your post, I'm curious to know how long it took you.
I'm still trying to decide what I want to do for the floor.

 

[Acadia18]

Looks great.

I contemplated something like that, but it would probably seriously impede moving my Quickjacks around. But I really need something, my floor is old stained concrete

 

[cbr600rr]

That looks great. Assuming you did it yourself based on your post, I'm curious to know how long it took you.
I'm still trying to decide what I want to do for the floor.

It took about 5 hours start to finish. (Including clearing out, sweeping, and replacing everything) Super easy! You need just the most basic of saw/measuring skills.

 

[cbr600rr]

Looks great.

I contemplated something like that, but it would probably seriously impede moving my Quickjacks around. But I really need something, my floor is old stained concrete

So far, everything seems to roll pretty fine on the tiles. Swisstrax does make a flat ribbed tile to allow for things to roll perfectly.

 

[EpicTech]

So I Installed swisstrax tiles this weekend. I wanted epoxy originally, but I kept reading horror stories of even professional jobs failing. I dreaded the thought of spending so much money just to have the coating fail within a few years. These Swisstrax have their pros and cons, but I think they fulfill my needs, and I think they look pretty good.

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Love your garage, I'm gonna go home and drink a beer now to see if my single car garage will expand into what yours is.

 

[LII JUR]

 

[Diggs24]

Heck of a view from that garage, but a bit too exposed to the elements for my tastes.

 

[vbrad26]

Getting there...

 

[swcrow]

Huge garage with high ceilings!

 

[Diggs24]

Jealous of that height.

 

[vbrad26]

Huge garage with high ceilings!

Lol the garage is not really overly large. It is about 21 wide x 30 deep. So pretty standard width, but did add a little extra depth for a work bench and additional storage up there at the front wall next to the steps.

Jealous of that height.

Higher than I expected! I honestly could have left off a row or three of block!
Decided to have the whole thing drywalled to give it a more finished look.
I've never had a clean and finished looking garage. So my goal was (is) to make it just feel like another room in the house, much like @cbr600rr
That is why I'm still sort of up in the air on what to do with the floors. Right now I'm leaning toward the Swisstrax, or just a polished concrete.