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I just installed office document storage cupboards. The dura garage stuff is bloody expensive. Those and a decent tool box (one of those rolling boxes)
You could use epoxy on the floor, that's my plan as I tinker with my cars in there
Paint the walls and do the electrics before anything else. I chose not to paint and it was a duff call
, quite dusty
You could use epoxy on the floor, that's my plan as I tinker with my cars in there
Paint the walls and do the electrics before anything else. I chose not to paint and it was a duff call
, quite dusty
I really wish I'd done it in that order, instead of filling it full of car bits and tools then trying to sort out the lighting, wall sockets and painting of the floor and walls.
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I did mine a couple of years back - still looks great and no issues with any of the tiles lifting or separating. The V12 exhaust/cats did cause some of the tiles to deform so just dropped in some metal plate.
I was that impressed with how easy they are to fit and how much better they make the floor look and feel that I did a couple of garden outbuildings with them too.
I was that impressed with how easy they are to fit and how much better they make the floor look and feel that I did a couple of garden outbuildings with them too.
Ron, no 2nd hand cabinets are going in my brand spanking new gaff
My last garage was a tip, so this one is going to be nice. It's all plastered, painted, electric door etc already so just flooring and storage to do.
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