Interior
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Access to the new space is via a doorway from the existing garage. This required a 6' hole in the existing wall... |
| George and Arnold put up a good fight, but the wall was winning; so George resorted to renting Arnold's beefy big brother to get the job done (and even with this one, it still took 3 hours!) |  |
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When the wall finally broke into 2 pieces and fell in the hole, we just lef them there..! |
| ON 23-dec-02, we poured the floor... we don't get many of these trucks in the driveway- the kids were way impressed! |  |
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HERE's the view from the back corner of the garage looking out. The big pile of "stuff" in the floor is actually hay! After we cooked up the addition with a propane heater for 2 days to defrost the floor so we could pour it, George got 4 bales of hay to insulate it- this is what 4 bales of hay looks like, spread out!! |
| And none too soon! The next day, Christmas eve, we took 10" of snow, giving us a very white christmas! Here's the view from the road. Right now, we have a temporary roof of vinyl tarps and plastic. Installing the flat membrane roof requires temps over 50 degrees and all dry surfaces- and we won't have that until april or may- stay tuned! |  |
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Current view of the shop- George built this large, way cool workbench..! |
| We even have room for the lawn equipment (which is how I sold MJ on the whole concept in the first place!) |  |