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owl131 9 year s ago
nice one! i wish regulations were easier in germany, where you could never ever build something like that by yourself as it is required to be approved by a structural engineer and the district office ...
       
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Ozan 9 year s ago
excellent travail !
bravo
       
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jan.emsters 9 year s ago
@owl ... you can dow everything by your own .... but i always have to laugh seeing those americans messing round with powerlines. seems like they never get used to put everything below ground surface ... AC lines at ca. 1,80 m ?? never ever ... XD
       
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"Gotta have them internets. Also notice the floor. The floor might be my favorite part. The garage was built was on a concrete slab and I was thinking of how to do the floor (tile, hardwood, laminate, etc.) and then realized we could stain it. Actually we dyed it and it was a rather easy process. We first had to get a floor maintainer and clean it really well and let it dry. Then spray the brown dye and let it sit for 24 hours. We rolled on the polyurathane with normal paint rollers and let it dry for 24 hrs and then rolled on the sealant which was rolled on too. The whole floor cost about $1 per sqft and it looks really good and has character. I think the foundation was poured in the 50's so there is a dent or two but I like it. Also I plan to rent it out later and this is the easiest thing to clean between tenants. If anyone is considering doing it I would highly recommend it and doing it yourself. I would also say don't go to a big box store to get the materials. There are concrete stores out there that sell really good products and are far superior to the stuff you by at the big box stores."

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