A little background info, wife and I bought a house about a year and half ago. 2800 sqft, 2 car attached (full of wood). Time has come for the garage remodel. PO was a woodworker and doityourselfer electric guru. (first attempt at posting pics)

That was the east & south walls. Doors are standard 9x7. Here are the north & west walls.

The garage is 21 deep, 23 wide. Heres an out side pic.

Here's what I had done. 9X8 doors, insulated, lined with steel, 2 220v(30a) outlets - 3 220v(50a) - 20 110v(20a) outlets. Some progress pics, steel up waiting for doors getting ready for paint.

Painted.

Electrical work.

Doors and naew outside shot.

Finished all but the Idrives. Finally got all the tools put back.

Looks good, like the electrical thoughts.

Damn what an improvement! Looks good

Thanks can't have to many outlets.

nice shop and nice views too.. what did you use to coat your floor?

That's an absolutely fantastic update to a tired older space!!! I really like how you did the walls. Would you mind if I ask where you sourced the metal and what kind of material costs something like that is running? I am looking at doing something similar myself.

Rockin'!
Man you made that look like a whole new building! Nice.

Yeah you did a goo job on that garage!!! Good work...

JOSH

nice shop and nice views too.. what did you use to coat your floor?

Just thought I'd try the Rust-oleum Epoxyshield. Don't know how long it will last, figured it would at least cool for a little while.:p

That's an absolutely fantastic update to a tired older space!!! I really like how you did the walls. Would you mind if I ask where you sourced the metal and what kind of material costs something like that is running? I am looking at doing something similar myself.

My job keeps me gone for long periods of time, so I finally broke down and just hired a crew to do the job. They bought all the materials from Knecht Home Center (Ace). I never did get a full brake down of material cost, didn't care so much at the time. Project was started back in August & took till Oct to finish. The steel can purchased at just about any home improvement store thou.

NICE refresh to an old space! :smokin:

Very nice job.. organization is great..

Very nice job.. organization is great..

i agree :smokin:

Hells yeah!!!

Epoxy won't be great for weld spatter. Sorry. :( Drop a scrap sheet on the floor if you'll be doing anything intensive.

Looks awesome!!

nice work love your location sig

Thanks all.

bueatiuful, hell of an improvement, I have a pole barn that is 34x60, 15' high by 10' wide doors, hopefully I can get all the outlets run by this spring. You have 220v outlets in your shop?

Great job on everything!
Now to get it dirty with some trucks getting mods done on them!

bueatiuful, hell of an improvement, I have a pole barn that is 34x60, 15' high by 10' wide doors, hopefully I can get all the outlets run by this spring. You have 220v outlets in your shop?

Yea, theres 3 220v 50amp and 2 220 30 amp

Great job on everything!
Now to get it dirty with some trucks getting mods done on them!

Working on the new 44 front axel right now.:p