Chanukkah came a little late this year
12-24-2012, 10:10 AM
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i think it had drywall at one point [one of the three walls does at least]. not sure why it was removed. probably so he could find the studs better to put those shelves up -- the po wasn't the world's greatest handyman.
it's something I want to eventually do; I had to first wire it power around the workbench.
it's something I want to eventually do; I had to first wire it power around the workbench.
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12-24-2012, 01:16 PM
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i think it had drywall at one point [one of the three walls does at least]. not sure why it was removed. probably so he could find the studs better to put those shelves up -- the po wasn't the world's greatest handyman.
it's something I want to eventually do; I had to first wire it power around the workbench.
it's something I want to eventually do; I had to first wire it power around the workbench.
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12-25-2012, 07:45 AM
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It looks like it may of had drywall on it at one point. Im not sure. most of the houses in the neighbor have it, a few that I've seen dont. I'd like to add it along with a little insulation to make the garage just look nicer overall.
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12-25-2012, 11:26 AM
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Because the spaces between the studs is where you hang the rakes, shovels, etc. Why would you want finished walls in a garage anyway? It's a garage, not a living room.
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