Looks awesome brother. I noticed you had like a portable ac unit or fan. Can you share some info on it? I have a similar garage and am looking for a way to keep it cool when I'm working in there.
Awesome video I’m thinking of getting these cabinets 12pc also the floor. I thinking 3 phases for myself cabinets, floor, lighting. For reference what are your garage dimensions?
slate gray is darker... Personally I liked the Slate gray more. You can buy samples I think. So get one tile of slate and one tile of pearl and then decide which one you like better. Personally I like slate better.
Well I painted it a neutral gray. And then got the cabinets and then I ordered the flooring … the problem was that all 3 have different hues. So if I had to do it again I would get black flooring … and then get these cabinets and then get wall paint that is the same hue tone as the cabinets. So if you have ordered the gray flooring, take a tile and get similar gray …
I am about to install these NewAge Cabinets in my garage, as well, but I have a cement footing, similar to what yo have in your garage. How did you install around this cement footing? I don't think the Legs would be long enough lift it high enough, to clear the footing.
I had the same problem. Mine are actually wall mounted. So I found those studs. The legs I have are only for show. Some aren’t even touching the floor. My cabinets are fully loaded with heavy stuff. And mounting them on the studs would be fine. If I had to do it all over again I wouldn’t even bother with the legs. I put the legs so it would maintain symmetry with the smaller cabinets with wheels at the bottom. I added sofa pads to the bottom of the legs so it looks like they are touching the floor. You can add furniture leveling feat or furniture pads (easily available on Amazon) to achieve the same look.
I have mounted them at 6 locations each but I think you can get away with 4. I started with 4 on top and 4 on bottom but it was an overkill so i did 3 on top and 3 on the bottom but I think you can get away with 2 on top and 2 at the bottom. I just didnt want to take chances because we have really heavy stuff in the cabinets. And i was not sure how much weight those stud bolts would take. @@jhmuller1979
i dont think it has to be the same shade, it would be a little dark... but i think its a personal preference thing so if you like it, go ahead. every gray has either a warm hue or a cool hue. i would find a similar hue in gray but lighter shade. The tiles arent a neutral gray. i painted the wall lighter (neutral) gray and then when the tiles arrived i realized the tiles were not neutral. But as far as you find the same shade but make it lighter it should be fine. Or you can do what automotive workshops do. have the bottom half of the wall gray and top half of the wall white. and then in the center there is usually an orange or red stripe separating the top and bottom half. if you search harley workshops and just in general pictures of workshops on pinterest you will see what I am talking about. In that case going as dark as the tiles might work.
Was it difficult to get the swisstrax under the already installed cabinet feet? Or were you able to use the leveling feet to get space to slide a tile in?
Very well done!! Looks amazing!!
Thank you 😊
Looks awesome brother. I noticed you had like a portable ac unit or fan. Can you share some info on it? I have a similar garage and am looking for a way to keep it cool when I'm working in there.
Wow, I am surprised you noticed that little thing. It’s just a fan/ heater from Costco. I got it like maybe 10-12 years ago.
Awesome video I’m thinking of getting these cabinets 12pc also the floor. I thinking 3 phases for myself cabinets, floor, lighting. For reference what are your garage dimensions?
I am sure you will love it. My garage is 22x22 I think. It’s been a while since I measured it for my floor.
That’s what I was thinking! Matching the tile with walls. It was a toss up with slate gray and pearl gray for me. Overall do you like your slate gray?
slate gray is darker... Personally I liked the Slate gray more. You can buy samples I think. So get one tile of slate and one tile of pearl and then decide which one you like better. Personally I like slate better.
I’m thinking black cabinets and walls to match slate gray.
Do share the picture of your finished garage on my Instagram or Facebook.
Hi do you know what color was it that you painted your walls? I ordered the same floor set up as you did! Thanks 😊
Well I painted it a neutral gray. And then got the cabinets and then I ordered the flooring … the problem was that all 3 have different hues. So if I had to do it again I would get black flooring … and then get these cabinets and then get wall paint that is the same hue tone as the cabinets. So if you have ordered the gray flooring, take a tile and get similar gray …
I am about to install these NewAge Cabinets in my garage, as well, but I have a cement footing, similar to what yo have in your garage. How did you install around this cement footing? I don't think the Legs would be long enough lift it high enough, to clear the footing.
I had the same problem. Mine are actually wall mounted. So I found those studs. The legs I have are only for show. Some aren’t even touching the floor. My cabinets are fully loaded with heavy stuff. And mounting them on the studs would be fine. If I had to do it all over again I wouldn’t even bother with the legs. I put the legs so it would maintain symmetry with the smaller cabinets with wheels at the bottom. I added sofa pads to the bottom of the legs so it looks like they are touching the floor. You can add furniture leveling feat or furniture pads (easily available on Amazon) to achieve the same look.
@@Jimboyrulez Thanks, Are the Cabinets mounted to the walls at just the Top, or are they mounted to the wall at the Bottom, as well?
I have mounted them at 6 locations each but I think you can get away with 4. I started with 4 on top and 4 on bottom but it was an overkill so i did 3 on top and 3 on the bottom but I think you can get away with 2 on top and 2 at the bottom. I just didnt want to take chances because we have really heavy stuff in the cabinets. And i was not sure how much weight those stud bolts would take. @@jhmuller1979
Thanks again! Do you think painting the walls almost same color as slate gray tiles would be a bit too dark? I’m getting my tiles in this week!
i dont think it has to be the same shade, it would be a little dark... but i think its a personal preference thing so if you like it, go ahead. every gray has either a warm hue or a cool hue. i would find a similar hue in gray but lighter shade. The tiles arent a neutral gray. i painted the wall lighter (neutral) gray and then when the tiles arrived i realized the tiles were not neutral. But as far as you find the same shade but make it lighter it should be fine. Or you can do what automotive workshops do. have the bottom half of the wall gray and top half of the wall white. and then in the center there is usually an orange or red stripe separating the top and bottom half. if you search harley workshops and just in general pictures of workshops on pinterest you will see what I am talking about. In that case going as dark as the tiles might work.
Totally makes sense! Thank you so much
Was it difficult to get the swisstrax under the already installed cabinet feet? Or were you able to use the leveling feet to get space to slide a tile in?
so the cabinets are actually mounted to the wall. the legs are just for show so i can take off all 4 and still it would stay in place.