Project: Shed(s)

[raidan73]

In my new garage that is integral to the house I’m trying to keep it as tidy and clean as possible. Before I started moving stuff in I painted most of it white (except for the feature wall). Biggest things since are buying three big filing/stationary cupboards to keep organised and improve light in the space, avoiding any horizontal surfaces where you just put things then forget about them, no shelves at all because they tend to be horizontal and just collect dust, try to keep anything that can’t be easily moved like bikes, cement mixer, stool etc off the floor. I’ve got a lathe in there too which with a thick polythene cover over it improves light and just makes the place look tidier.

Pics or it didn't happen!

 

[Twozaskars]

Pics or it didn't happen!

Workshop/Workspace... Show us yours!

Here's mine....not very flash im afraid. Kinda very much a working environment.....although its been a good few decades in the making! 🤣. Jeeessss, i need a new bit of carpet! Love it!

www.retrobike.co.uk

Couldn’t be bothered writing it twice

 

[raidan73]

A bit of progress over the last couple of months...

Walls/ceiling painted and power on


Reclaimed oak flooring laid and refinished


Desk in

 

[27motorhead]

Only posh bikes allowed in that space!!!

Looking amazing Adrian... not much more to go...

 

[Bike Hoarder]

Wow, the finish looks top notch - more Airbnb than shed!

 

[raidan73]

Wow, the finish looks top notch - more Airbnb than shed!

Thanks There's some bits I wish I'd done differently, and I'm not 100% happy with all my finishes but hopefully my wife doesn't hit me with a snagging list, once it's finished!

 

[Tootyred]

I like the pallet wood wall. Very Hoxton. So I assume its for single speed, moustache handlebar, hipster bike parking?

It looks great and im very glad to see your making progress.

 

[al-onestare]

Thanks There's some bits I wish I'd done differently, and I'm not 100% happy with all my finishes but hopefully my wife doesn't hit me with a snagging list, once it's finished!

How are you going to keep it mold free, and from the salt air doing what it does to steel? Both big challenges living where we do.