Yes, I found someone that could make it for me four foot wide.
I decided not to go that route due to future resale limitations.
I didn't want the H-D 100th permanent garage stamp restriction.
So if I'm not doing the 100th floor stamp...Now what to do for the 100th garage theme?
For the floor...
I think I'm going to go with silver/grey metallic base, with white flake, black flake and 5% orange flake.
For the walls...
I have eight foot ceilings. I'm using exterior semi gloss four foot up with black then 100th silver/grey to the ceiling.
The two side walls are stucco. It's a rough surface and I won't be sharp line where the two paint color lines meet.
My plan is to do a 6 inch diamond plate chair rail at the four foot up mark to cover where the two paint colors meet.
For the cabinets...
I looked at Home Depot I found the Husky line of garage cabinets then went to Lowes and looked at the Kobalt line.
I found out the Kobalt line is new...before that the carried Gladiator line. With a a diamond plate door/drawer pattern.
I went with the Kobalt line as it looked the best of the bunch and kept with the H-D 100th silver & black color theme.
Thanks for the heads up...I'm getting it professionally done. It's not a project I want to risk.Originally Posted by BlairTruck
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NOTE: If you look at the 1st "clean out the garage" picture you'll see a three foot deep lip the freezer is sitting on.
I pulled Shamu in (for the first time) and was worried about fitment. The front tire butts up tight against the 3" high lip.
This lip/stop puts the front of the truck within 3 inches of hitting the front drywall. It's like a curb stop in a parking lot.
Now to test I unhooked the garage door opener from the garage door & gently & slowly lowered the garage door down.
To my excitement the garage door came down within three inches of clearance from hitting the bumper. It fits TIGHT!
Last night I gave Shamu a bath and put her to bed "inside the garage" where she spent the night for the first time ever!