Garage Cabinets

... down. Downstairs, there are storage cabinets in the oversized rest room... in front of the 12'x12' garage door with plenty of room...

..., rifles need to be cleaned, cabinets need to be mounted, and... up living in the old garage out back, a perfect place...

... 14’ x10’ at the house garage. I prefer 12’ or 14’...) garage because you get a little more wall space for shelves and cabinets...

TAKerry, I recently finished my garage project which was to rebuild ... 28’ X 40’ 4 car garage and turn it into a... dove gray slot wall and cabinets. I ran 3 rows of ... in. When I ordered the garage doors I ordered a custom ... wait for that slow opening garage doors.🫣

... by combining IKEA DETOLF glass cabinets with IKEA BILLY Extension bookcases... F1 cars) picked up from garage sales, estate sales, eBay, and..., tools, whatever -- using IKEA cabinets as a base. Happy to...

All this talk about the perfect garage I can only contribute the esthetic. Stuff so stuff has a place..... up off the floor. Shelves cabinets peg board wall drawers etc.... so stuff iant just theown in. But that is an ocd thing. Cant stand clutter And some stuff my dad uses all the time. Good air compressor ... All the welding stuff... Etc

... in the house and the garage over the past few months. ... find at the back of cabinets and closets that hasn't seen ...

... find the oil in the garage of one of the abandoned ... formerly part of raised panel cabinets.

... the Bambi back in her garage to work on it and... ever resolve that without tearing cabinets etc out of the trailer...

... lot of great ideas from Garage Journal over the years, so... two Series 3 56" roller cabinets, one hutch, one top chest...

FLEXIMOUNTS Garage Storage Cabinet System, 3-in-1 Modular ... a spacious workbench, side storage cabinets, and a pegboard into a... any garage or workshop. Integrated Tool Organization: Dual-side pegboards on both cabinets... Design That Adapts To Your Garage: Fixed center workbench with two...

... unlock different doors, safes, or cabinets. Keep track of what key... Car Escape: Hidden in the garage, there's an old car that ...

... painting, walls, fences, furniture, cabinets, doors, garage, and anywhere power outlets are...

... cream Kenmore is in the garage now, for beer and ice ... had room to add display cabinets at the top, which will ...

... front of the three car garage. When Wayne didn’t look back... he noted the glass fronted cabinets and the ancient wood/gas.... When he went to the garage he found Maggie’s 1987 Jeep ...

... heavier woodworking machines in the garage building until he could install ... glass. Next came shelves and cabinets. One pleasant surprise had turned ... the outbuildings. The barns and garage had mostly been sprayed, tarps ...

... to make a decision on cabinets, tile and everything. If the.... They were thinking about a garage apartment (which changes the XtraMedium ...2 car garage width from 24' down to ... over budget. Instead of the garage apartment, Kyle even thought about ... bonus room option above the garage, but they couldn't do it. ...

My garage is nearly empty unless there is a car in it. Aside from the car there are two bicycles, a couple of gardening implements, stuff to wash a car in a little bucket and a few small boxes of spare tiles for by kitchen and bathrooms*. Soon. My master bath is being remodeled right now so the unassembled cabinets and a shit ton of new tile are in there now.

... was assembling her stupid new cabinets last night, and her COASTAL... 'need' for super stylized replacement cabinets!! Because that was the only... cleaning up after the new cabinets and TV were installed, but... when he hears the dreaded garage door opening. She crows about... looks nice, and the smaller cabinets make the space around the... living room plus the new cabinets and apparently a new fucking...

... or uneven surfaces. Flexible for cabinets, walls, tile, glass, wood, marble..., more organized kitchen, bathroom, pantry, garage, or RV space. Mount it ...

.... Behind headboards. On top of cabinets. Behind / inside radiators, fridge, freezer... then master bedroom and then garage. If no joy work out...

I’ve been anti-epoxy for a long time but mostly in garages where heavy work is being done. For just parking, it’s fine and better than the spalled concrete that was there. The stud bays above the overhead doors was never closed up and was gross brown so I made some closeoffs, threw on several coats of paint. Got a new tapestry to hide my lumber. Got a pair of cheap harbor freight 22” end lockers and screwed them to the wall. I have 1800sqft of workshop space at my house so I just need this area for parking. submitted by /u/BASE1530 to r/garageporn [link] [comments]

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Does anyone know where to find cabinets like the ones shown here along the left of the photo? Floor standing as well as the top ones? submitted by /u/technoguy06 to r/garageporn [link] [comments]

For my first wood project I took on a garage storage cabinet. Needed something to help sort pet supplies in the garage. I used 3/4” thick Sande Plywood and used the Kreg pocket hole jig for joints. Used about 1 1/2 sheets of plywood. Project took a lot longer than I thought it would since I’ve never done wood work and just started learning to use a table saw. Used soft-close bearing drawers slides for the drawer and inset door hinges for the bottom door. Overall, very happy with outcome. A true learning experience. submitted by /u/FaithFamilyHiker to r/BeginnerWoodWorking [link] [comments]

I just started working on my garage. I've been eyeing these cabinets and wondering if anyone has them. Do you like them? Would you recommend them? What do yall think? They have good reviews on the sams app and the price is what initially drew me to them. submitted by /u/alatorretx to r/garageporn [link] [comments]

Interested in adding functional storage and cabinets to a corner in my garage. Used an AI generated photo to request a bid from a local cabinet maker. Does $14,000 seem reasonable for this job? Existing space is a clean slate with the exception of electrical conduit that has to be worked around on the lower cabinets. submitted by /u/mountainmatt86 to r/Remodel [link] [comments]

So not often you live somewhere about ten years and discover new things. Maybe 5 years ago I found an almost new looking Star Wars Empire Strikes back pillow case from the 80s in the bottom of a cabinet. The cabinets are deep at it was the bottom shelf, so I guess I just never got low enough to see it. In the garage/work shop portion a few years ago I found a car show trophy that was behind wood. But this one makes me feel dumb, I always thought that wood molding under the sink was for looks for a fake drawer. To make me look even more clueless, I was looking for the drain plug and my wife told me to open that drawer and I said that’s not a drawer, and she goes “yeah okay” so I tugged on it to “prove” it and it opened. She did say she only figured it out in the last year. Now I’m going to be tugging on these at everyone’s house to see who else has them haha submitted by /u/Pittsburgh_Wario to r/mildyinteresting [link] [comments]

I ordered the Proslat Fusion plus garage storage. But I see at garage cabinets online.com the Newage product pro series. It even includes a mini fridge. These are 1/2 price of the Proslat. Anyone have an opinion on the less expensive Newage pro series vs the ProSlat? submitted by /u/stepmcm to r/garageporn [link] [comments]

I joke this garage cost me my marriage but it's kind of true. Anyways, I started in may of 2022 and have just recently finished. Originally the plan was to build the garage then live in it while I renovated the house. I did everything on this garage by myself except for the foundation, rough plumbing, electrical, drywall, spray foam, garage doors and kitchen counter where I hired out sub contractors. Below is a list of most of the big dollar line items. Foundation - $16,950 Rough plumbing - $7,050 Framing Lumber - $5,853.02 Drywall - $5,500 Electrical - $5,180 Garage Doors - $2,459.24 Insulation - $2,063.88 Minisplit - $1,985.19 Kitchen Cabinets - $1,973.57 Roof - $1,699.67 Siding - $1,686.93 Tile and Flooring - $1,669.06 Slider - $1,067.30 Interior Doors and Trim - $1,063 Paint - $931.14 Granite - $930.65 Permits - $868.10 Shower Door - $660 Bathroom Vanity - $552 submitted by /u/ramiro2k7 to r/DIY [link] [comments]

If not for the lack of electricity and rat shit everywhere, I would’ve assumed the owners of this place went out for a quick drive and were due to return any minute. But the newspapers/mail/expiration dates tell me it’s been abandoned at least 15 years. The egregious number of water filled soda bottles in the basement made me think they might’ve been doomsday preppers or something like that haha. I wonder what made these people leave everything behind, food in the cabinets,clothes in the closet, a car in the garage!! Just weird submitted by /u/ResponsibleEntry3416 to r/abandoned [link] [comments]

So I hired this contractor to do my floors and to paint my house. We discussed how much it would cost to do the counter tops in the kitchen as well as the bathrooms. We also discussed placing a tornado shelter in the garage as well as replacing front and back doors to the house. The next day I receive a quote for $22,000 to replace all of the cabinets in the kitchen as well as the bathrooms. I wasn’t sure why because we had only discussed doing the countertops. This was supposed to be final weed on the job. To come in finish the tile, put in the round on the floorboards and do any touch up paint needed. Instead I get a text saying that they finished the demo on the kitchen. submitted by /u/BeerStein_Collector to r/mildlyinfuriating [link] [comments]

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Sorry for the long post, it's 2am and I'm crying and tired and worn out. If I'm rambling, it's because I've held this in for so long not wanting to burden friends or family with my marital troubles. I 34F have been with my husband (37M, we'll call him Nathan) for 8 years. Ever since our daughter (3F) was born, I have been unable to trust Nathan with anything no matter how small. Background context: When I was 19 after a semi truck driver fell asleep at the wheel and turned my car into scrap metal with me inside it. I have enough metal holding me together that I light up like a Christmas tree for TSA and physically impaired with good days and bad days. I used a portion of my settlement check to buy a house outright and have it retrofit to accommodate my needs as I'll eventually require a wheelchair. I work in software development as it's fun and nobody cares if I work from bed on bad days. My husband has not worked in 5 years. Which has been fine until our daughter was born. Between the settlement money, a paid off house, and my salary, I enjoyed having him here with me. He contributed by handling most of the domestics. We pay for a weekly cleaner with monthly deep cleaning because it gave us more time together. Ever since our daughter was born, it was like a light switch turned off in his head. For our daughter, he would buy the wrong size diapers. Not fully mix bottles. Put diapers on backwards. Leave out poop-covered wipes. Forget to latch cabinets. This past week, he has gone to the store 3 times because he keeps coming home with the wrong size socks and shoes for her. I eventually just ordered the right ones on Amazon. For me, he has tried to help me with my weekly pill organizer fill-up and several times has spilled the contents of new medications all over the floor. Then "not seeing" that he didn't get all of them off the floor. He has repeatedly brought me grapefruit juice to take my medications with - a huge no! He has repeatedly forgotten that I can't have dairy and puts milk in my coffee. Or cheese on a burger. He has broken SO many things of mine from being careless. He shattered my laptop because it slipped out of his hand when he tried to pack it for a trip. Even after I said I would pack my own electronics. We've lost so many spoons and forks to the disposal. He tried to replace the head gasket in my car and over torqued the engine bolt (??) Which shattered insode the block and two different shops said they couldn't repair it. We ended up getting a new vehicle because a replacement engine would have cost $11,000. A week later, he crashed the new car into the garage door because he thought he'd pressed the brakes, not accelerator. He wanted to do TikToks and streaming as a hobby. I supported him initially. But I quickly noticed a pattern. Anything regarding our daughter or me, he was sloppy and careless. He never whoops'd his own stuff. He would build entire sets to stream or make videos with, leave the garage, and leave his brain in the garage. It came to a head four nights ago. He streamed himself building a new set piece. Nine hours straight. Meanwhile I worked, "clocked out early" to pick up our daughter from summer camp, cooked and fed both of us, got her ready for bed. He came out to help put her to bed. I let him know that I needed to get some work done and would be in my office. And I asked him to take the trash out. He says he will. 2 hours later, I left my office and the house felt really warm. He'd taken the trash out, but left our front door partially open. And was back in the garage with his game volume really loud. I panicked since our daughter is able to get out of bed and thankfully she was sound asleep. But she could have easily toddled right out of the house and he wouldn't have noticed. Then I noticed a stove top burner was on. With a small pot on it with nothing inside.I didn't use the stove for cooking that night. I pop my head into the garage and said "hey, I need you for a minute." I informed him of the door situation and he responds "i thought I locked it". We checked the camera and no, he did not. I ask about the burner being on and he said he was planning to make ramen and forgot. He pulled the still hot pot off the burner and put it straight into the sink on top of our daughter's favorite plastic plate. Which is now ruined. I'll admit I overreacted and screamed "What are YOU DOING". He realized what he'd done and pulls the pot off our daughter's plate... and straight onto the countertop. I grab it quickly and run it under water to cool it down. I tell him I can't tonight. I can't deal with him. I'm taking my meds and going to sleep. He gets a cup from the cupboard, and sets it straight onto the burner that'd been on. I hit my limit. I started crying. He kept saying that it was fine, things happen, it's just an accident, he's had a rough day from streaming, he's just tired. Why am I crying, it's just a cup. We can replace it. The anger hit and I said "It's because I have a liability and not a partner." He said "what the fuck does that mean". I screamed that it's because I can't trust him to do anything. That I'm always having to watch him like a child. Always having to bear the costs of his mistakes. That every time I get careless and think I can trust him to be an adult, I'm always the one getting fucked over. I then said "I can't see you as a partner anymore. You're just another liability in my checkbook". He immediately stormed out of the kitchen and went to bed. I called my mom and told her what happened. She thinks it's just stress and offered to take our daughter for a week so we could figure this out without our daughter seeing it. She says it was an asshole thing to call my husband a liability. In the morning, I told my husband that my mom would pick up our daughter from summer camp and offered to watch her for a week. He said "ok" and that's the only interaction we've had since. He spends all day in the garage playing games with his friends, making Tiktoks, and streaming. For food, he's been ordering DoorDash and having the person deliver it in the garage. It's been days and he refuses to be in the same room as me. I've tried messaging him to ask if we can talk. Or figure out a solution. But he's just left me on read. If I pop into the garage, he ignores me but apologizes to his friends or viewers for the interruption and geek unmute his mic when the noise stops. Before the blow up, I've asked if there was something going on. I tried to gently respond every time he screwed up so our daughter didn't associate "mistake" to "anger". I asked him to schedule with a doctor to see if something was going wrong medically. He always said I was over-reacting, people make mistakes. And didn't see an issue, even when the same mistakes kept happening. When I tried to get him to understand that it was concerning just how expensive his mistakes were getting, he'd wave it off as a "it's not like we can't afford it". I love him dearly, I just miss the person he was before we had a child. The one I could trust and rely on. Did I screw this up forever? Was I being too harsh on his mistakes? Am I missing something? Am I the asshole? submitted by /u/Intrepid_Buy_3152 to r/AITAH [link] [comments]

I need to put cabinets in my garage, any recommended brands that won’t break the bank but are nice and will last? Thanks! submitted by /u/joeblowfromidaho to r/garageporn [link] [comments]

Took me 3.5 days to cut and put together all of this., besides the butcher block top the contractor did that himself. Exterior and doors are black American laminate and interiors are reg maple. What would you guys ch: for something similar? 2 submitted by /u/RangerPale to r/woodworking [link] [comments]

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