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02-06-06, 04:39
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Web Docta is offline
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Location: Weddington, NC
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My completed garage with pics
Last edited by Web Docta : 02-06-06 at 06:07.
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02-06-06, 05:04
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Hi Neighbor. Nice garage  |
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02-06-06, 05:05
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Beautiful! Whats upstairs?
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02-06-06, 05:13
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Hi guys, I have an unfinished 32' X 16' X 8' loft upstairs. The downstairs footprint is 36' wide X 32'deep. The front door leads right into the staircase that goes upstairs. I might finish it off someday...insulate and sheetrock but I don't really need to right now and I need to take a break from this project anyway. I'm really lovin' having all this garage space.
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02-06-06, 05:23
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Originally Posted by Web Docta
I'm really lovin' having all this garage space.
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As well you should!!
Congratulations on a wonderful project!! Nice looking space. I can only imagine how it must be nice to have a little time off from a project like that. How is the downsairs matching up to the toys that you have to fill them? In other words, do you always have room to detail?
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02-06-06, 05:33
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Wow! First class looking construction. Very professional looking, and I love the brick.
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02-06-06, 05:48
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Cool garage now let's get to the important part. Where are the cars?
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02-06-06, 05:58
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As well you should!!
Congratulations on a wonderful project!! Nice looking space. I can only imagine how it must be nice to have a little time off from a project like that. How is the downsairs matching up to the toys that you have to fill them? In other words, do you always have room to detail?
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It's already filled up but I have plenty of space to work inside as it it 32' deep so there's a lot of room to move around. The truth is that after I finished it I wondered why I didn't build a 4 car instead of a three. It wouldn't have been that much extra work to do it but.... "live and learn."
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Wow! First class looking construction. Very professional looking, and I love the brick.
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THat's why I paid the professionals to do the brick. I used the same brick/shingles that are on my house.
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Cool garage now let's get to the important part. Where are the cars?
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My cars are basically in my Sig plus an old '94 Caravan "beater" that goes in there also. I have a 2 car garage attached to my house for my son's car and my work truck. |
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02-06-06, 06:15
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Nice - It's just like the garage I'm going to build, but mine will be a 6 car garage. How much did your garage cost to build? How deep would it need to be to comfortably park 3 cars wide X 2 cars deep?
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02-06-06, 06:18
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Wow, it really look great! I love the look, you did an excellent job. So what are the plans for the inside?
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02-06-06, 06:30
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Very nice looking garage. Did you install any extras? Like maybe a drain in the floor, heat, organizer/cabinet system, or maybe a satellite hook up?
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02-07-06, 06:20
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Beautiful... absolutely beautiful! 
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