Garage Transformation Process in Pics
#1
03-14-2012, 10:49 AM
Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: SeVA
Posts: 197
Garage Transformation Process in Pics
So, many of you know how this process goes. However, I thought I'd show some pics of a recent project I completed for a client in FL.
After our initial conversation and understanding the desired layout, I started showing the client some different styles and solution partners of mine. We settled on custom aluminum cabinets by Technocraft. Slatwall, baseboard, edge trim, outlet/switch covers and crown molding were manufactured by diamondLife.
Here's the area we started with.
Here are some images that inspired the space.
Then, 2D drawings were created.
My client was still having a hard time visualizing the final product, so I commissioned the help of a colleague that can do 3D renderings. You might recognize these images from the thread: https://teamspeed.com/forums/garage-...ll-render.html.
The client had is own contractor who did a great job with the installation. Here's the finished product. Not a wrenching garage but definitely a showplace for some great rides.
And, the grand finale with the brand new baby in place.
Other than some lamination issues with the slatwall, every thing else went great. One of the doors was scratched during installation and Technocraft graciously sent a new door at no charge. I'm very proud to work with such great vendors and clients.
Enjoy.
After our initial conversation and understanding the desired layout, I started showing the client some different styles and solution partners of mine. We settled on custom aluminum cabinets by Technocraft. Slatwall, baseboard, edge trim, outlet/switch covers and crown molding were manufactured by diamondLife.
Here's the area we started with.
Here are some images that inspired the space.
Then, 2D drawings were created.
My client was still having a hard time visualizing the final product, so I commissioned the help of a colleague that can do 3D renderings. You might recognize these images from the thread: https://teamspeed.com/forums/garage-...ll-render.html.
The client had is own contractor who did a great job with the installation. Here's the finished product. Not a wrenching garage but definitely a showplace for some great rides.
And, the grand finale with the brand new baby in place.
Other than some lamination issues with the slatwall, every thing else went great. One of the doors was scratched during installation and Technocraft graciously sent a new door at no charge. I'm very proud to work with such great vendors and clients.
Enjoy.
#3
03-14-2012, 12:42 PM
Fantastic Job. Thats Ginos right? I saw where he had posted pictures of the finished project but I was curious to see the build out. Man that turned out cool!!!
#5
03-14-2012, 04:09 PM
Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: SeVA
Posts: 197
Yes. He's a saint of a client to deal with. I'm proud to have him as a client.
#6
03-14-2012, 05:54 PM
Yea he seems like a super cool dude. Im thinking of sending my new car to Florida and having his new company wrap it for me.
Great job again.
Great job again.
#10
03-27-2012, 08:42 AM
Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: SeVA
Posts: 197
He acquired the home with the garage in that condition. Hence, the remodel of the garage and the home as well.