My cargobike has an electric motor, and our car is too large.
Yeah, we mostly needed it for storageI like the lights and epoxy flooring. Missing a car though.
We are very happy; the old garage was rotten to the core and was valued 0 DKK when we bought the house.Looks very nice. I hope you enjoy it for years to come.
You turned an old space into a new space that works for you and I really like that.We are very happy; the old garage was rotten to the core and was valued 0 DKK when we bought the house.
That's what they're normally suppose to be for, but most of the time they turn into storage. I have a very small garage, couldn't even fit my truck in there if I wanted to. Converting it to a shop for misc projects like woodworking etc. Hopefully do that this summer... every year I tell myself I want to do it then get side tracked. My focus has been more on the off grid property, but having a usable shop to use in winter would be nice.
Everything was done by professionals, so including taxes (25%) around $72,000How much does something like that cost there? Is it one or two levels? Did you already have water and electric running into there?
Same same in Danish. It's a garage for our bikesYou converted a garage to a "shop".
Biostud built a storage shop, not a garage.
Yeah, we mostly needed it for storage
Our car is too big too, but we had use a room in our house for storage, but as we had our 4th child it was time to get rid of the old sh*t shed and get something we could be happy with for the years to come.I have a "3 car storage shed." Even if it wasn't filled to the brim with junk...I couldn't fit my truck in it anyway...it's almost 3' too long.
4 kids? Are you daft? Did you ever figure out what caused that? I hope you put an immediate stop to it!Our car is too big too, but we had use a room in our house for storage, but as we had our 4th child it was time to get rid of the old sh*t shed and get something we could be happy with for the years to come.
It's great fun, it's four girls in the age 0-7, but I am a bit concerned about the teenage years4 kids? Are you daft? Did you ever figure out what caused that? I hope you put an immediate stop to it!
We actually decided just to use regular floor/concrete paint as we didn't need the durability of epoxy, as it is only for storage/bikes. It saved us cost and time as the floor otherwise first could have been done here in spring. My wife did the painting.I like the lights and epoxy flooring. Missing a car though.
Yeah, we are very happy about the company, and the good thing about living in a small community is that it is easy to get references on which companies to use.I checked out the Swissperal website, looks like it's much the same as the Hardipanel we get in the U.S. It's cement and fiber, far superior to any MDF product.
A shop is handy as a zipper. My 430sf garage is already pretty much at the limit with tools and equipment. 90% of our storage is in the walk in attic and under the stairs.I like it, nice little workshop area, and lots of storage. When your 4 girls start their own band, they can take over a floor of your garage for their band practice/instruments!