Bassboat Man Caves - let's see them!

[JHelms]

If I could afford it, this is what I would use for my floor. But I can't.

https://www.naturestone.com/october-...RoCASEQAvD_BwE

[01Charger]

I'm renovating my garage now. Here is my current punch list:

1) framed and fully insulated ceiling and walls with rolled batts
2) Ship-lapped 1x8 pine for the walls and ceiling
3) installing a ceiling mounted 45K BTU propane heater in corner
4) Numerous GFCI outlets on each wall, and on ceiling over boat.
5) Large fan mounted dead center back ceiling for drying boat.
6) Epoxy garage floor coating
7) no storage on back wall for max length (30')
8) built in shelves on one wall and bench/shelves on other
9) Custom double row rod racks over boat made from pipe and fittings
10) Cubbies mounted on ceiling for short term organization and storage of tackle depending on body of water

You don't need numerous gfci outlets. One at the beginning of the circuit is all you need

[OSUDVM]

[QUOTE=Meleagris1;8782755]This stuff looks pretty good - have you used it before?[/QUOT

I have not use it but I talked to a concrete resurfacing business and they told me they used it a lot for resurfacing patios and that it worked great for that. I assume it would work good in a garage but can't give you firsthand experience.

[dnolen]

If y'all were closer I could get t1-11 plywood sideing for 20.00 a sheet. It looks good on a wall. It is what I will use when I build my shop. Tornado took mine so I'm going bigger and stronger. My plans are.
32x36 steel truss with 3 bays.
two bays 4in slab one bay 6in with lift.
a section with peg board to hang worms and lures.
Led lighting

[Steve@BMS]

What is mounted on the front of your cub? I've debated with putting a tv in my shed, would get even less done if I did!

Trailer ball/hitch, its helpful for small trailers, the boat is a little too much for it though.

[Meleagris1]

You don't need numerous gfci outlets. One at the beginning of the circuit is all you need

Thats what I’m doing - meant numerous outlets - one gfci in each circuit.

[Meleagris1]

[QUOTE=OSUDVM;8783707]

This stuff looks pretty good - have you used it before?[/QUOT

I have not use it but I talked to a concrete resurfacing business and they told me they used it a lot for resurfacing patios and that it worked great for that. I assume it would work good in a garage but can't give you firsthand experience.

Im going to check this out - thanks!

[Basscaster]

I think slatwall is $40/sheet at Menards. I found mine on craigslist and paid $10/sheet x14 but had to travel 60 miles to get them, most had about 4 screw holes in slots and maybe 4 had a bad 3 inch corner. I find all kinds of accessories on craigslist too. I once found a pail of pegs for free and bought some shelves($6 each) and pegs(50 for $10.) from Radio shack out of business sale few months ago. There are always business going out of business> Just ask. There are also business fixtures warehouses that sell used chairs, slatwall etc.

[barrys]

Still working on it but I have the TV lol !!

[NWFBOY]

36x40 insulated ceiling, 10x10 doors, power outlets everywhere including the ceiling, osb walls on the inside and no bass boat as I wait on my new phoenix to be done. Make sure you build bigger than you think you need. It will fill up quick.

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[smp005]

36x40 insulated ceiling, 10x10 doors, power outlets everywhere including the ceiling, osb walls on the inside and no bass boat as I wait on my new phoenix to be done. Make sure you build bigger than you think you need. It will fill up quick.

Nice!!! I wish I could have built mine bigger that 24x30 but the zoning nazis were dicks...