Pictures of the inside of your garage/shop or trailer

AlphaMale · Oct 16, 2012

I am in the process of completing my garage build and would love to see what you guys have done to the interior of your garages and trailers. Any pictures you have would be appreciated. I'm always looking for good ideas to incorporate into my build.

Mafesto · Oct 16, 2012

Yeah,
This is gonna tirn into a dick swingin contest.:face-icon-small-blu

Rush44 · Oct 16, 2012

Incorporate pipe insulation.

skibreeze · Oct 16, 2012

Rush44 said:
Incorporate pipe insulation.

Holy crap!

Mjunkie · Oct 16, 2012

Rush44 said:
Incorporate pipe insulation.

OUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:jaw:

No really, get a couple of hair dryers out there and you'll have it thawed out no problem :sorry:

mountainhorse · Oct 16, 2012

Not mine...but works for me

For me... It has to be EASY to keep clean... Windows flush on the inside, able to wash it down (including walls)... storage storage storage and great lighting.

Some killer pics/ideas here.
http://www.modulinecabinets.com/photo-gala.html

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347strokin · Oct 16, 2012

I'll throw in a pic. I'm at work right now so these are the only pics I have. The flooring is MotoFloor from Costco and is a good price for the quality. You can still roll toolboxes and crap around on it. No carbides though!
To clean it, I just sweep/mop and use Armorall for the shine. Lol. It doesn't get too slick either. Other than that, it's insulated/drywalled/painted. I also built some overhead storage. The stairs and cement footer are all painted a black floor paint. She's a bit messy in the 2nd pic.

aebsledder · Oct 16, 2012

Pics

I guess no matter how fancy they get...someone can always one up you:

Here is my garage, it is a multi use space.

mtsummitx · Oct 16, 2012

Something you may want to incorporate into your garage :face-icon-small-win

Monty · Oct 16, 2012

Just a 2 car garage, older pic as you can tell by sled

-lenny- · Oct 16, 2012

Here is mine. Not much, but it is tidy. I really like the cabinets, help me stay organized. I got the floor coating online as a kit, turned out fairly well i think.

Sometimes, there just isnt room for it all!

But it keeps a small selection at the proper temperature!

hivoltagesledhead · Oct 17, 2012

If you have a high ceiling( mine are 12ft). build a mezzanine for storage. When I built my house I added a small area for the mezzanine and workshop underneath so that it doesnt actually take up vehicle floor space. Note the cheap azz winch mounted to the mezzanine header......great for lifting sleds,quads etc for working on them. I also built several work benches at different heights...makes it easier for working on projects of different sizes so your not bent over all the time. Use lots of peg board.

shmuckaluck · Oct 17, 2012

Hey guys,
I didn't understand the guy with the 5 million dollar garage and everything inside it was boring, his cars were ugly and his motorcycles were boring at best.

drypowder · Oct 18, 2012

porsche

Rush44 said:
Incorporate pipe insulation.

I have seen several hot ase porsches' b 4 but this is the first cold one i have ever seen... :face-icon-small-fro

mountainhorse · Oct 18, 2012

I can see one of each.. but the guy at Tahoe... Has a sickness just like a grandmother that spends all her time collecting Disney plates on home shopping network.

What a waste.

trikerider · Oct 19, 2012

My bench.

srx_600 · Oct 19, 2012

trikerider said:
My bench.

That must be right after you finished it because no workbench is ever that clean:face-icon-small-coo

trikerider · Oct 19, 2012

srx_600 said:
That must be right after you finished it because no workbench is ever that clean:face-icon-small-coo

Yes, I had just finished it. Here's more, the face frame and doors are all melamine.

Mjunkie · Oct 19, 2012

As you can see in the pics, I put a metal I-beam in mine, with a rolling trolley on the beam and attached to the trolley I mounted an electric winch. The winch is strong enough to pick up the front or back of a sled (would pick up the whole sled if I made some kind of harness or deck for the sled to sit on). Recently I've used it to put in and take out a snowmobile motor. I just winch it up and then roll it over on the trolley to one of my work benches, or vice versa to put it back in. The other thing I did (don't have a picture of) is put a bolt anchor into my concrete floor so that I can hook a pulley onto it and use my winch to pull my sled in backwards (since I don't have reverse). It sure saves the back!!

Jonce · Oct 23, 2012

Still needs a little cleaning after this summer's makeover in the garage and I have 4-5 more under cabinet lights to install.

Installed whiteboards as cabinet doors - it's been used numerous times since I installed them.

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