small shop/garage ideas?

[soap]

Lots of great space saving ideas in this guys build thread...

http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/s...d.php?t=122963

And he did all that with a single garage.

--Joe

[Rumblestrip]

http://12-gaugegarage.com/

[mustangmike6996]

Ok, so what insulation would you guys use on a brick exterior/wood framed garage?

I plan on drywalling the garage eventually. If I get a wild hair, I might do it sooner rather than later.

Also, my garage is built more like a shed and the rafter system is more like a bracing system for the walls during building. I think there are like 2 beams that are 2x6s maybe a little bigger but not much. No attic but I do have room to the peak of my garage. The house was built in 1954.

[derbydad276]

pics of garage?

[mustangmike6996]

finally figured out that I cant have more than 500 pics in my phone or it wont upload...

The pic below is right when I moved into the house

[mustangmike6996]

IMG_20140613_214432_948.jpg

[TWOBEERS]

Insulate it the same as you would your house. After insulating, I sheeted my walls with pegboard instead of drywall. I can hang stuff anywhere, and all over the inside of the garage. Floor space is your #1 concern. Everything that goes in the garage needs a home up and off the floor. I looped the entire garage with shelving that is high enough that I can work underneath it. Make good use of your attic space. If you wont need an item for 6months or better, then that's a great place to put it. I have an 80 gallon upright compressor that I have hanging from the rafters. Pulled it up with a good block and tackle.

[mustangmike6996]

I know very little about R values.

I will most likely do drywall on the 2 walls (the other side is brick)

Do you have a pic of your compressor setup?

[my89notchback]

I keep one car on rollers so I can push it up against the wall for more room.image.jpg

[derbydad276]

insulate all walls and ceiling r 13 walls r19 ceiling
glue foam insulation on the garage door