Pictures!

These first five pictures show what the detached garage looks like from the back porch and front of the house and when you first step inside. As you continue through to the right you enter the bathroom. You can see the custom dropped deep sink. The shop is connected to the slab with the in ground pool that backs up to the house. The shop also makes up one wall side of the screen enclosure.

These photos are in the main shop area. You can see the secondary deep sink on the garage side. The closet with the C5 wheel on it is housing my upright compressor. I have to get a swivel to run through the rim so the wheel will roll in an out for the house. It is mounted on a C5 wheel bearing and bolted to the stud wall.

The bi-fold door closets are housing my general purpose shelving units. The 3/4 tall closet between the two tool boxes is housing the water heater and a power tool rack storage.

Turned out awesome Chris!:thumbsup:


Jody

I'd say! Looks great, Chris. :yes:

Nice shop Chris.
W.

All the hard work payed off Chris because your shop turned out looking great.


Scott

Looks really good Chris. Hey I have that very same Corvette clock. I love it when it burns rubber every hour. Way cool shop. :bow:


Kurt



www.autokraft.org

wow
 

well
chris looks great ..i know you busted ass.like always...you always make the most of everything...
..i hope to make my shop happen this year -early summer.if all goes well.
as you already know ..feb 25 getting married..
..early march going to (hopefully) buy that 5 acres i told ya about...and get busy clearing and prepping for us to live
im looking at the metal building setup. im sure it will be awesome to finally have my own shop to work in.....
we are starting dads el camino lt1 engine-trans swap later this week..his motor combo is in the garage as of tonight,he is ready ..so should have him all cranked up and going in the next month..

looks great chris
radrambler

It turned out great! good work!

garage
 

nice nice nice
i have garage envy