Workshop Images please?

[Simon Wright]

Just moved house and now have a decent sized double garage to set up as my workshop.

I effectively have a clean sheet and could do with some ideas and inspiration before it fills up with planes and other household items.

[David Middleton]

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Hi Simon
Here are some pictures of my garage/workshop. It measures about 20ft x 18ft and as you can see there's room to have a car in and still be able to build. In the winter when it's too cold to build I collapse the main bench and can then get a second car in and still have access to the two smaller benches for minor maintenance.
Hope this helps.
David

[Simon Willey]

Thats not a workshop its an operating theatre

Si

[Phil Clark]

Before I messed it up.............

Garage measuring approx 22ft x 10ft. Single thickness brick construction with 2" rockwool and 3/4" ply on all walls. Insulated 'Horman' garage door, plasterboard on the ceiling with 6" of rockwool between it and the flat felt roof. Still gets cold in the winter, but 30mins with a small oil filled radiator has is usable.

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......7 years later it's a bit full.

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Phil

[stewart clifford]

David, far too tidy, what the hell is that car doing taking up valuable aeroplane space?

[David Middleton]

Stewart
It soon gets moved out when more space is needed!

[Simon Wright]

Thanks for the images. Very nice workshops guys. The central workbench seems a common idea that works well.
Already realised just how cold the garage can be so will take a look at boarding the walls and adding lots of insulation.

[Simon Willey]

I used some kitchen unites as the centre bench in my 5x4m workshop . I made a wider top and on the back of the unites I built 6"deep storage shelf's that take ice cream containers filled with me junk and stuff..
Works really well. I bolted the unites together and it can be moved around as one if needed. A centre work space is a must I have found.
There is a 2ft bench on two walls and a 3ft one on the third all full of junk most of the time.
Heating is via a gas boiler and radiators, about 3 million plug sockets everywhere. Fully insulated and lined out in 9mm MDF then pained. The floor is 1" white polystyrene with 3/4 green chipboard flooring on top.
I have also put a half decent HiFi system in there as well and a decent compressed air supply that will run most air tools.



Simon

[Stuart Bishop]

Hi all just some of my workshop (mancave) all i can say think of the size you want & double it yes yes i my need help
i started of with a shed 6x2.4m fine for 2 years then needed more room so that became the hangar & i built a building / dust room 5x2.4m & the main shed 9x6m
with tv dvd hifi mini bar & beer fridge, sofa bed when it gets to late to snick in doors pool table is my centre bench thats what i told her indoors

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yes & a sink with hot water

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& a pulley system

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dust room

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a good spar part wall

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so if any ones ever passing by jct11 on the m40 stop by for a coffee

[Simon Wright]

Nice Man caves by all.

Attached images show the starting point of a nearly empty workshop when we moved in. it is now filling up with all sorts of junk as we continue unpacking and I still dont have a plane here....

Any suggestions please?