Garage lengths

[teamgreen]

Ya I'm gonna do the smart thing and extend it two feet. I bought the house to make some profit in the future so I want to keep it family friendly and maintain some grass for kids, while making the garage usable.

Anyone know a cheap place to get concrete work done? I will consider doing prep and forming but I want a smooth finish which may be out of my zone of expertise.

 

[Joholio]

If you're going two. Go four. Or six. And thank us later.

 

[kakwa climber]

The answer is simple. Go down to the brick and get 2 boxes, a dishwasher and a fridge box. Try standing in the fridge box.... Not ideal but not bad now stand in the dishwasher box..... Size matters. No replacement for displacement

 

[ferniesnow]

If you're going two. Go four. Or six. And thank us later.

I would tend to agree with this. Figure out how much footprint you can work with. The extra material to go to 4' or 6' from the 2' you have decided is not that much as far as dollars go. We'll get you a decent sized garage yet, eh!

 

[Joholio]

Quote to ponder... "Why stop in Balzac if you're going to Calgary?"

 

[goodngrubby]

Ya I'm gonna do the smart thing and extend it two feet. I bought the house to make some profit in the future so I want to keep it family friendly and maintain some grass for kids, while making the garage usable.

Anyone know a cheap place to get concrete work done? I will consider doing prep and forming but I want a smooth finish which may be out of my zone of expertise.

Sounds like a job for Cyle.

 

[teamgreen]

Sounds like a job for Cyle.

who???

 

[ferniesnow]

Quote to ponder... "Why stop in Balzac if you're going to Calgary?"

Because the Bass Pro shop is there...........among other reasons.

I doo see your point just the same....

 

[Joholio]

Keep in mind this quote is from before Crossiron Mills' existence... Lol

 

[plio7]

why are we talking about balls sacks and boxes.......I thought we were extending a garage here.......are you wanting a polished finish or just a smooth finish, its very easy to get a smooth finish yourself on a 4' section. you can go to a rental place (even home depot has them) and rent a 4' bull float, and then just steel trowel it down once it sets a bit....easy peasy. getting a good polish on it you may want to go professional but whats your existing look like?

 

[Highfly]

Doesn't CalgarySledGuy here on the forum do concrete finishing?

 

[calgarysledguy]

Doesn't CalgarySledGuy here on the forum do concrete finishing?

I do concrete . Pm will be sent.

 

[zeebs]

Doesn't CalgarySledGuy here on the forum do concrete finishing?

Why deal with him when cycle knows it all about concrete?

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[teamgreen]

Why deal with him when cycle knows it all about concrete?

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Cause cgysledguy knows more than that chubby little tit cycle ever will know

 

[Mike270412]

I miss Cyle.

 

[zeebs]

Cause cgysledguy knows more than that chubby little tit cycle ever will know

Lmao

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[Trashy]

Move closer to work, you already have the ultimate garage there

 

[teamgreen]

Move closer to work, you already have the ultimate garage there

Thats why I need the garage, I usually walk to work and leave the truck at home

 

[arff]

Thats why I need the garage, I usually walk to work and leave the truck at home

The crew getting off shift should come and pick you up.


On the was to Tim Hortons.

 

[ferniesnow]

The crew getting off shift should come and pick you up.


On the was to Tim Hortons.

I see with the teacher absent, bad habits arose again??????????????