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Started by Irish in Oz, Sunday, 11 October 2020, 08:16 PM

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Irish in Oz

Quote from: Del on Friday, 16 October  2020, 03:02 AM
Im spoiled rotten my Garage/Workshop is part of the house and the central heating boiler is in there aswell - Ive lined the door with underfloor heating insulation (2x6mm) so its fairly cosy in there all year round
Back in the 70/80's if you had a garage and central heating the boiler was usually in the garage. I was lucky then that my parents had it. All the mates round for a yarn and a couple of beers, was also good when myself and mate where making TZ fairings but you didn't stay in there to long after that.

KiwiCol

Quote from: Irish in Oz on Friday, 16 October  2020, 06:40 AM
Quote from: KiwiCol on Friday, 16 October  2020, 02:35 AM
Making a crate around the bike & putting the dehumidifier in there makes a lot of sense.  Much smaller space so will use less power.
Where did the idea come from.
From you & your mate, I was just saying how it was a good idea.  :onya:
😎  Always looking for the next corner.  😎

Kiwifruit

I am a pretty spoilt boy......hmmm which one to use  :confused1:
Another great day on the right side of the grass.😎

Irish in Oz

That's the way to do it Kiwifruit, my first shed I built slightly higher than normal the second higher again so I could put a mezzanine in and a car hoist.

Kiwifruit

Quote from: Irish in Oz on Friday, 16 October  2020, 05:37 PM
That's the way to do it Kiwifruit, my first shed I built slightly higher than normal the second higher again so I could put a mezzanine in and a car hoist.

Ummm...... its got 2 small mezzanines and a 2 post hoist  :boogie:

But no heating and it sure gets cold in the winter.
Another great day on the right side of the grass.😎

grog


Mrg

Kiwi that's another home mate very cool  :clapping: I'd love that but I am happy with my man cave
look check and look again  then you see the fool

Irish in Oz

I installed a flat inside my shed in Oz just before I left, a few trimming to finish when I go back, only got a few pics under construction. Off the grid gas and solar power, one bedroom, lounge and dining kitchen, large bathroom utility room. 50 square metres. Mezz floor above.

Kiwifruit

Nothing wrong with a man cave. I'd say most have more character than a tin shed. Our intention is to kit it out with a bathroom and kitchen so we can use our caravan to sleep in and rent the house out. Just don't  mention it to the council lads  :onya:
Or.... we could put some mattresses on the floor, hire a porta loo and have 100 lndian and Bangladeshi seasonal kiwifruit pickers live in it. Might run that past management   :facepalm:
Another great day on the right side of the grass.😎

steve porter


grog


steve porter

Quote from: grog on Saturday, 17 October  2020, 04:59 PM
Impressive Steve, very.

The Santa Monica I had just finished building and the 91 851 along with the Santa Monica I was selling for a friends wife who had sadly passed

Irish in Oz


steve porter

Quote from: Irish in Oz on Sunday, 18 October  2020, 08:00 AM
Quote from: steve porter on Saturday, 17 October  2020, 09:31 AM
Mine is sometimes full

Doesn't matter how big it is you fill always fill it.
So true, a mate of mine has 3 garages now and wants to put up a fourth because he has no room to work on anything 19 cars and 4 bikes, all good stuff I might add

Irish in Oz

I love looking at this, a while back now.

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