can i make it?? New shop space.....

[SJ_BIKER]

Ok ill admit im a bit spoiled from operating out of a 4 car high ceiling garage.....but my new place has a small shop. have a look ..... it is 11 1/2 feet wide and 8 foot deep .....no high celing .... will it be enough ??? I guess i can deal in smalls for the time being ....

 

[Boris]

Looks like there's three ways to expand that little office. Out from the side, out from the front, and up from the top. It will help to give you a feeling of accomplishment knowing that you've improved an impossible work space.

 

[SJ_BIKER]

Looks like there's three ways to expand that little office. Out from the side, out from the front, and up from the top. It will help to give you a feeling of accomplishment knowing that you've improved an impossible work space.

Thats a good idea....since the siding on the left hand side is already shot..... hmmmmm you got my wheels turning.....

 

[markivpedalpusher]

If you're not able to expand a lot can be done with a small space.

 

[Obi-Wan Schwinnobi]

I just want a space!.. I'm running out of room in my tiny apartment lol

 

[bikewhorder]

Or may be you could excavate more space, that could just be the unassuming entrance to your underground lair.

 

[SJ_BIKER]

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widening the building gives me a chance to use these types of doors.... well assuming i can find some supplier near me to give it that mid 50s looks......which will lead to that underground lair....

 

[SJ_BIKER]

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I just want a space!.. I'm running out of room in my tiny apartment lol

Been there man.... but really with your fleet its best inside...

 

[willswares1220]

Salvage what used lumber, etc. that you can find to keep the cost down and build on or repair the existing shed to create that needed shop space.
It could even be insulated if necessary.

Have fun with it!

 

[Iverider]

Can you go up with it? I could see building structure in front of the existing with higher ceiling for hanging bikes or tires and wheels, etc. Salvaged wood is a good way to go if you can find it in your area and you're creative.