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Old 09-24-01, 01:07   #1 (permalink)
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Some more advice is requested, garage renovation again-->

the shelf is now removed from my garage. I can now back in if I choose to. (not too often, as my driveway is about 60' long by 8 ft wide) I measured my garage, and of course, it has to be different than most others. Inside dimensions are 17' 2" (length) by 19' 4" wide?!?!?.. That is a truly bizarre measurement (in my opinion) That explains why I have to pull my car to within 6 in of the front wall in order to clear the door. As you can see, the garage is plenty wide enough for shelfs/counters along both sides and for 2 cars inside.
I have decided to abandon the idea of insulating the garage, and instead of sheetrock/gypsum board, I'll more than likely use white pegboard. My uprights are 2ft (on center) so 2'x4' pegboard will be simple to put in place.

I had once seen this little "traffic light" sensor that is used to measure distance from the front wall of your garage. Does anyone have any ideas where to get one.
 
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Old 09-24-01, 01:37   #2 (permalink)
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You can get them at http://smarthome.com/
Do not have one, so I could not tell you if they are reliable
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Old 09-24-01, 01:45   #3 (permalink)
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Beverly Hills Motoring Accessories also sells them, and other car stuff. www.bhma.com
 
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they have them at k-mart or walmart (remember seeing it once), might not be as good a quality however.
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I took the "low tech" approach to determine how far I can pull in to park my F-150 on my side of the garage. I took a tennis ball, drilled a hole through it and tied it to one of the ceiling joists. When the tennis ball touches the windshield, I am in far enough and I still have room to walk around the front of the truck.

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Old 10-28-01, 12:06   #6 (permalink)
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The product you're looking for is called "Park Zone" I have two and they work great. I also have 1 spare, new and still in the box. I paid $25.00 and it's yours for the same if you're still looking.

Also, e-bay is a good place to find them.

Don't pay more than $25.00, I've seen them for as much as $99.00 and it's the exact same model, no difference at all except an extreme markup.
 
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