New to forum, collection pics

Very nice garage! Another fan of the Gladiator products I see. I've been looking at them quite a bit recently, and will buy of it coming soon!

 

that is one ballin garage

 

:welcome:

Garage looks very organized and clean. I like the look and the floor color is cool.

Nice bimmer too!

 

Love the garage. Just a little FYI we've got a CG dealer right here in town.

 

Tell me more! I wasn't aware of this. :applause:

 

awesome garage!!! very nice cabinets

 

That's a lovely garage, liking the color scheme. Nice Collection as well.

 

Love the garage. Just a little FYI we've got a CG dealer right here in town.

Me too.:applause2:

 

Very nice garage :applause: and welcome to Detailing Bliss.

Question for you, I see you have the cabinets mounted on the walls. Is there a disadvantage by having the cabinets on the walls like that? I mean by placing the cabinets on the walls like that do you have to limit the amount of weight put inside the cabinet? I've been curious about that.

 

I think as long as the cabinets are secured into studs and using the proper amount of hardware and type of hardware you could put alot of weights into the cabinets.

 

Yea, that's what I figured. I assumed it would be like kitchen cabinets, I mean my wife loads the cabinets with a bunch of heavy things...but I don't know as I don't know much about construction or cabinets for that matter :shead:

Thanks for the feed back eace:

 

What a great collection and garage, and cars!!

 

The 30inch cabinets (far left side of wall) have a 200lb rating. Unless filled with car batteries or pure lead, I don't see the ability to cram that much weight into one of them! The 36x72 inch cabinets have a 225lb rating. Now those would be much more likely to see their rating tested. Obviously the advantage to the Gladiator wall system is the ability to move the placement of the storage units around should new items need to be added/adjusted. I didn't have major concerns on the weight limits when getting the cabinets. I am cautious on the 2 large cabinets but have no problems to report at this time. Obviously the key as mentioned is to have the track system itself securely attached to the wall studs.

Thanks again for the warm welcome. Look forward to sharing and learning from this great forum.

 

Just over in Belleville, IL. Place called Midwest Autopro. Oddly enough his username here is MWAUTOPRO.

 

Ah so they do have a wright rating..mm...good to know, I didn't know they had a rating. Thank you for sharing eace:

 

Few recent additions from Autogeek and CG. Can't wait to try the Blitz spray. I am a big fan of the PB Spray and Rinse. And I've learned you can never have enough waffle weave drying towels!

 

nice collection you have there mate..
is that waffle weave from eurow?

 

Very nice garage bud.

 

The WW is from Chemical Guys. Not sure of their supplier for it though. My personal favorite so far is the WW from Griot's. It is much softer to the feel than the CG version. Although they both have similar absorption ability. I use the CG one on the lower panels/wheels and door jambs.

 

So your the one who has the nice looking cabinets. Now I get to see what's inside. Nice collection.

Liking that garage very very much!