It dont look like much yet cuz I just moved in, but with a little work, time, and cash, its gonna be sweet! Ill post pics as the progress goes. This garage is 20x23.
looks like you have enough space for a table.
It dont look like much yet cuz I just moved in, but with a little work, time, and cash, its gonna be sweet! Ill post pics as the progress goes. This garage is 20x23.
looks like you have enough space for a table. The photo is huge,
and so I have to scroll from left to right to see the entire picture,
but it looks like a great man cave.
I had to smile when I saw where you live: Kokomo, Indiana.
Every time I hear that name, I am reminded of -----> this.
Dag nab it, now I'm going to be thinking about "this" all day long in my head.
Everybody knows a little place like Kokomo. :grin-square:
Congratulations! I am closing on my first house December 3rd and looking forward to getting a table in the basement. What size table will you be putting in?
My man cave is nearing completion. It's been a work in progress for a couple years now. Originally the idea was to build a partition wall dividing my 25 x 40 metal shop into two parts, so I could climate control one side. That $300 wall has turned into a $3000 remodel. After I got the wall up, I decided I might as well stud up the other walls for insulative purposes. That led to drywall, drop ceiling, and now much needed flooring.
The 7ft Diamond is my dad's. As soon as we finish his man cave, the Diamond goes to his place. Then I will put the carpet down and set up my 9ft Gold Crown IV.
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Joe I will have to come over and check this out when you are done with it. One thing you will need in your man cave is a stripper pole.With you being single and all!
Joe I will have to come over and check this out when you are done with it. One thing you will need in your man cave is a stripper pole.With you being single and all!
Keep in mind, with that space you have room for both a table and a car. As long as the table is far enough away from one side wall (about 5' or so), you're good to go if you don't mind pulling the car out to play. This is what I did. I like being able to park my car in the garage so pulling it out to play was a small price to pay for me. If you do this I would suggest having the table to the right of the car so you are not always opening the driver's door into the table.
Wherever you put the table you just need to check that the door opener is not in the way of hanging the light and that the door can open sufficiently without banging into the light.
Looks like you have some potential there, Joe! :thumbup: Will it be strictly a pool room or will it also have a bar, home theatre, poker table, etc. etc.?
Many ppl who have tables in their garage with cars, just roll down the car windows and that allows them the room to do what they need to do.