Or the fact his garage looks like the size of my house
Sinking wood.
- Thread starter Randys
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LOL thanks
I added on to my garage a couple of years ago and went WAY overboard. All new concrete, insulation, drywall, LED lights, 3 new garage doors, new drains, dedicated generator circuit, etc, etc.
My wife wasn’t impressed with my spending but eveytime I go out there to work on anything I find myself saying under my breath: I LOVE MY GARAGE. I LOVE MY GARAGE. I LOVE MY GARAGE.
She has threatened to move my BED out there!
HAHAHAHA
I added on to my garage a couple of years ago and went WAY overboard. All new concrete, insulation, drywall, LED lights, 3 new garage doors, new drains, dedicated generator circuit, etc, etc.
My wife wasn’t impressed with my spending but eveytime I go out there to work on anything I find myself saying under my breath: I LOVE MY GARAGE. I LOVE MY GARAGE. I LOVE MY GARAGE.
She has threatened to move my BED out there!
HAHAHAHA
Well, I've been playing with my wood today.
A couple of ceramic tiles from Home Depot, stainless screws, and a masonry drill did the trick. The stumps were almost sunk on their own but the weight of the tiles made it perfect. This is just a start. My large logs are still soaking in the garage. I think those would look pretty cool.
Not a very good picture. The water is still stirred up and I've haven't figured out a direction on the lighting yet. I just have a four footer for now.
I'm not the artsy type so making this look natural is a challenge for me! LOL
A couple of ceramic tiles from Home Depot, stainless screws, and a masonry drill did the trick. The stumps were almost sunk on their own but the weight of the tiles made it perfect. This is just a start. My large logs are still soaking in the garage. I think those would look pretty cool.
Not a very good picture. The water is still stirred up and I've haven't figured out a direction on the lighting yet. I just have a four footer for now.
I'm not the artsy type so making this look natural is a challenge for me! LOL
Looks great, good job.Well, I've been playing with my wood today.
A couple of ceramic tiles from Home Depot, stainless screws, and a masonry drill did the trick. The stumps were almost sunk on their own but the weight of the tiles made it perfect. This is just a start. My large logs are still soaking in the garage. I think those would look pretty cool.
Not a very good picture. The water is still stirred up and I've haven't figured out a direction on the lighting yet. I just have a four footer for now.
I'm not the artsy type so making this look natural is a challenge for me! LOL
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