The electrical plate covers are stock ivory color.
In regards to the toekicks. I would suggest installing (adhere)vinyl cove base over the toekicks. It makes a difference when mopping up spills or just mopping floor to keep garage pristine. Your veneer will not end up delaminating in the long run. I did this throughout my whole garage instead of using wood baseboard, but I have a drain in the floor for washing daily drivers in winter months and a place for the snow slush to drip off the cars.
The outlets and switches and covers are the colors that I used when I built it. I know they aren't real attractive, but I think black would stand out too much, white... well, I don't have any white in the garage, but that might look better over all. Whatever I do, it will depend on the 4 switch cover. The brushed stainless looks nice, but I'd have to find a 4 switch cover.
The outlets and switches and covers are the colors that I used when I built it. I know they aren't real attractive, but I think black would stand out too much, white... well, I don't have any white in the garage, but that might look better over all. Whatever I do, it will depend on the 4 switch cover. The brushed stainless looks nice, but I'd have to find a 4 switch cover.
I thought about the vinyl baseboard, too.
The 4 switch stainless covers are out there. The local home big box store should have or be able to get them, if not a local electrical supply house will have them. As for the toe kicks, the cove base will save them. It is really easy to install, it comes in a giant roll or in 4 foot lenghts and can be found at most home improvement stores. I have installed HUNDREDS of cabinets in commercial applications and anything you can do to protect your investment will help. Or if you are sure you will never have water/fluids on the floor in any kind of quantity then leave it. Either way you have a really nice set up there. REALLY NICE!
The outlets and switches and covers are the colors that I used when I built it. I know they aren't real attractive, but I think black would stand out too much, white... well, I don't have any white in the garage, but that might look better over all. Whatever I do, it will depend on the 4 switch cover. The brushed stainless looks nice, but I'd have to find a 4 switch cover.
I thought about the vinyl baseboard, too.
haha. i just had to give you a hard time. jealousy has set in! but my
$.02. i'd at least have to find a spray paint or something close and give the covers a quick make over.
Click the website I posted up with the stainless covers --- and you can choose the size/style you need. Just checked the SS version and they offer a 4 pole switch plate $14.95
I have 5 single outlet covers and 2 double outlets -- and two of the rectangular singles --- Their your's for the asking.... :>)
Scott I somehow missed this thread....Great job and the overhead storage cabs are great!!!
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Scott, You need a new insulated garage door with a steel back R- value of 13.5 or 16 lets say. I know just the guy to set you up and you can take advantage of the tax credit .
Scott, You need a new insulated garage door with a steel back R- value of 13.5 or 16 lets say. I know just the guy to set you up and you can take advantage of the tax credit .
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Scott dont listen to Travis, go to Menards the quality is alot better
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to set you up and you can take advantage of the tax credit . 
That would be awesome to work in now
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