Who has the best Garage on Pistonheads?
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Mezzanine said:
How have you got those bikes secured back there?
Am in need of something similar as space it quite tight in my garage.
Am in need of something similar as space it quite tight in my garage.
Sturdy stuff and can you can fit decent wide nobbly tyres in them too
www.chainreactioncycles.com/mobile/bbb-parkinglot-...
jontykint said:
Sturdy stuff and can you can fit decent wide nobbly tyres in them too
www.chainreactioncycles.com/mobile/bbb-parkinglot-...
Rangeroverover said:
Not mine but belongs to "tesco terry" just outside exeter
Divorce on the cards, probably half a car collection for sale soon
Rangeroverover said:
Rangeroverover said:
Not mine but belongs to "tesco terry" just outside exeter
Divorce on the cards, probably half a car collection for sale soon
Nothing as special as many on here, but I picked up the keys to my new abode this week and I'm very pleased with the garage space.
Unfortunately there is a step between the two areas so it's still a one car garage. Will be nice to have an area for my workbench, tool boxes and shelves for parts though.
Will be getting a lick of paint and some better lighting, along with some choice wall art.
Unfortunately there is a step between the two areas so it's still a one car garage. Will be nice to have an area for my workbench, tool boxes and shelves for parts though.
Will be getting a lick of paint and some better lighting, along with some choice wall art.
JordanTurbo said:
Nothing as special as many on here, but I picked up the keys to my new abode this week and I'm very pleased with the garage space.
Unfortunately there is a step between the two areas so it's still a one car garage. Will be nice to have an area for my workbench, tool boxes and shelves for parts though.
Will be getting a lick of paint and some better lighting, along with some choice wall art.
That is a really weird garage space. Such an odd use of space. Unfortunately there is a step between the two areas so it's still a one car garage. Will be nice to have an area for my workbench, tool boxes and shelves for parts though.
Will be getting a lick of paint and some better lighting, along with some choice wall art.
RegMolehusband said:
mattdaniels said:
Boinging this thread because:
a) It's full of inspiration
and
b) Costco have an offer on at the moment for the New Age Pro series which is very very competitive compared to the likes of Garage Pride
http://www.costco.co.uk/view/product/uk_catalog/co...
Garagepride's prices are better as far as I can work out. http://www.garagepride.co.uk/newage-garage-cabinet...a) It's full of inspiration
and
b) Costco have an offer on at the moment for the New Age Pro series which is very very competitive compared to the likes of Garage Pride
http://www.costco.co.uk/view/product/uk_catalog/co...
grkify said:
JordanTurbo said:
The house is also built on a slope, so the "middle floor" becomes the ground floor at the back and I have a normal garden.
Means the garage has a bit of a "man-cave" feel with no windows. Hence the requirement for some better lighting.
All a bit odd but I'm happy I can make something of it
Edited by JordanTurbo on Sunday 26th July 22:56
Garage has been here before, but I just built a nice big car port outside it, or a 'pergola' as the wife calls it, with polycarb sheet on top to keep the rain and sun off. Effectively increases my usable space though.
It had to be ready for my daughters birthday last 13th July, so i was up there in the rain and sun getting it done.
It had to be ready for my daughters birthday last 13th July, so i was up there in the rain and sun getting it done.
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