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Great room. Thanks for posting. As far as a mural - maybe your favorite pro lining up a shot?
 
That is a great room...some day I will not have to play pool in my crappy basement ...I hope
 
Love the pics. Where did you buy those chairs? I love the way the chairs and tables look.
Thanks buddy. The tables and chairs actually came from a local grocery store/billiard supply store. The place is very small and has been there over 50 years. The tables and chairs were brand new and sitting in the back for at least three years. I kind of found them by luck. They are solid and I picked them up at a pretty good price.
 
That's a sweet set up there John. I love the scorer and really like your cigar store indian. Welcome home to enjoy your new room, you surely deserve it.
"country" Bob
 
That's a helluva set-up! Congrat's! The wooden indian definitely is a classic addition. :smile:

Hey, I take it from your avatar you're in Texas. Do you worry about any affects there might be to your table in a garage?
 
Thanks buddy. The tables and chairs actually came from a local grocery store/billiard supply store. The place is very small and has been there over 50 years. The tables and chairs were brand new and sitting in the back for at least three years. I kind of found them by luck. They are solid and I picked them up at a pretty good price.

Nice room, I particularly like the DeKalb sign.:wink:
 
Very nice. I recommend getting some pink styrofoam insullation for your garage door and seal the bottom of it. It will keep your new room cool in the summer and warm in the winter. Not to mention save on heating and cooling costs. A friend of mine had the same set up and it really helped.
 
Looks like a nice set up John. Becarefull that the indian doesn`t invite friends over when your not home. By the way where is the beer cooler at? Thanks for sharing your pics.
Jeff
 
Very nice. I recommend getting some pink styrofoam insullation for your garage door and seal the bottom of it. It will keep your new room cool in the summer and warm in the winter. Not to mention save on heating and cooling costs. A friend of mine had the same set up and it really helped.

What do you mean by "seal the bottom of it"? Did your friend adhere it to the bottom "row of panels" or ? (runout1961 has 4 rows of panels on his door)

Would any insulation work or is the pink styro the best? Can it be had in a more neutral color lol. It's not that I don't like Peter Sellers and Paula Cramer, but a man cave with a pink panel?? :wink:

Thanks!
 
What do you mean by "seal the bottom of it"? Did your friend adhere it to the bottom "row of panels" or ? (runout1961 has 4 rows of panels on his door)

Would any insulation work or is the pink styro the best? Can it be had in a more neutral color lol. It's not that I don't like Peter Sellers and Paula Cramer, but a man cave with a pink panel?? :wink:

Thanks!
Here is what I'm doing for the door. Instead of buying an insulated door I will be installing one of these kits as soon as it comes in. If you look at the site they have a few different types. I am getting the fiberglass kit which offers the highest R value. When you install it, the part that you actuall see in the garage is white so it matches everything real well.

This combined with the fact that I'll be going to Lowes tomorrow to buy some insulation to throw down overtop of the garage in the attic and the air conditioning unti I put in will make it pretty comfy in there. Actually the split unit that I had put in is plenty right now the way it is. But insulating the shit out of the garage will only help it.

Check this site out

http://www.texasgarages.com/insulation.htm
 
Here is what I'm doing for the door. Instead of buying an insulated door I will be installing one of these kits as soon as it comes in. If you look at the site they have a few different types. I am getting the fiberglass kit which offers the highest R value. When you install it, the part that you actuall see in the garage is white so it matches everything real well.

This combined with the fact that I'll be going to Lowes tomorrow to buy some insulation to throw down overtop of the garage in the attic and the air conditioning unti I put in will make it pretty comfy in there. Actually the split unit that I had put in is plenty right now the way it is. But insulating the shit out of the garage will only help it.

Check this site out

http://www.texasgarages.com/insulation.htm

Thanks runout. That insulation looks inexpensive and effective. You have me thinking about my garage. :eek: :grin: I'm in NC, the state with the climate that yields the most construction contraction and expansion (I learned this the hard way with EIFS Stucco). I think that with the measures you're taking, you're golden in your garage. Maybe my car needs to take a back seat to a table... Hmmm.

Thanks for posting up and sharing. Thanks for your contributions in Afghanistan too.

Enjoy your overdue and deserved reward and best of rolls,

Matt
 
Nice room, John, and welcome home.

I love the Indian standing in front of the door like that. Looks like he's saying something like, "Didn't you forget to pay somebody?"
 
....a mural for one of the other walls huh??.....well then there's only one theme possible....have your friend chose from one of these or maybe a couple together to incorporate all of them;);).....

Jackson:lmao::lmao:

http://www.boardofwisdom.com/dogs-playing-pool-poster.asp
haha, i like it, but i already have all of those posters, which will be going on the other wall. For the mural, i'm thinking omething pool related obviously, but i also want to incorporate something texas/country related.
 
The tables and chairs really tie the room together. I also love the Indian! I have the same table and light, you really couldn't have done any better.
 
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