Show your garage!

[Kdubski]

Renovating my garage with new toolboxes, drywalling, and higher electrical capacity. Sometimes you don't know what you need until you see it. So, lets see some of your garages!

[WestBankM4]

I can hear the big dogs cleaning up their spills and organizing their spaces as I type this.

I would show mine, but it's a 1-car garage, probably smaller than heinzboehmer so nothing to see here.

[Casa de Mesa]

WestBankM4 that's no excuse!! Check this out:

https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/the-12-gauge-garage.55006/

Still one of my favorites. Amazing forethought went into this space.

Can't wait to see how this thread unfolds.

[ra2fanatic]

It'a always interesting to see layouts. I'm part of a facebook group for home gym owners and it's like the complete opposite. Those guys/gals always keep adding to their gym and always try to find excuses to get a car out of the garage.

[Gt4]

This is my garage. Pics were taken by real estate agent when I was supposed to sell the house last year but it never happened finally. It doesn’t look like this in reality, I only have car stuff in the garage, kids bikes aren’t allowed in here!!!

[jpiazzam3]

Here’s mine she’s not the prettiest but

[Nate047]

You guys would laugh if you saw my garage. I hate it

[timmo]

It's not much but at least I have one... not that common where I live, if you're on your own.

[Cubieman]

It's a mess currently..

[maw1124]

[USER="2257"]https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/...-garage.55006/. Still one of my favorites. Amazing forethought went into this space.

That’s impressive! Very well thought. I’m not buying $2k total spend, especially if I add thought time. But still, very nice. Seems like the car will live with him forever. Meanwhile I’ll be supporting the economy. Maybe one day a real working garage will make sense for me.

maw

[Gt4]

Here’s mine she’s not the prettiest but

With a garage like yours, I would get a 2-posts lift,
not QuickJacks. I would love to have that space and height!

[SQ13]

I’ve worked on my car many times on a two post lift, and I still prefer working on it when it’s on jack stands/Quickjack. Is that weird? Having more space to move around with the lift is nice, but looking up vs laying on back is a lot less comfortable.

With that garage space, you could have a lift or two AND Quickjacks if desired. I’ve seen a ton of people get a four post lift and use quickjacks on it for wheels off work.

[Lagunaseca_Blau]

…Having more space to move around with the lift is nice, but looking up vs laying on back is a lot less comfortable...

I have seen guys raise the lift only a few feet off the floor and lay on their backs to work on lines before. Regardless, jack stands won’t give you the same amount of options that full lifts offer.

[jpiazzam3]

With a garage like yours, I would get a 2-posts lift,
not QuickJacks. I would love to have that space and height!

Me too I’m currently looking into one.


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[jpiazzam3]

With a garage like yours, I would get a 2-posts lift,
not QuickJacks. I would love to have that space and height!

I’m just worried about my slab as it was already existing before I put up the garage. Im not too sure if I would have to cut into it and pour footings to support the weight of the lift and car on it


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