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The garage, part by part
A garage turns into a room in parts, not in products: the floor, the light, the walls, the space overhead, the bench, the corner you sit in, and the signs that make it look deliberate. This page takes each part in turn — what it is for, what we have for it today, and what it is still waiting for.
Pick a part of the garage
Pick the part you would do first
The floor
Tiles, coatings, and the bit everyone does first
- Nothing for it yet
- Interlocking floor tiles, in a finish that is not a chequer-plate cliché
The lighting
Layered light, not one bulb and a shadow
- 3 products, from Lighting
- Linked LED battens for an even ceiling wash — the ambient layer, which is the one we are missing
The walls
Get it off the floor and onto the wall
- 13 products, from Garage and Workshop and Decor
- A host system — slatwall or a track — so the wall is one coordinated surface rather than separate racks at separate heights
Overhead
The biggest unused volume in the room
- 1 product, from Garage
- A bike or kayak hoist, which is the thing people ask for most in this zone
The bench
A worktop that folds away when the car comes in
- 7 products, from Garage and Workshop
- An actual worktop — the brackets need something to carry
The bar corner
The corner that makes people stay
- 8 products, from Decor and Bar & games
- A bar. We sell things to put on one and not the thing itself, which is the most obvious gap in the range
Signs & neon
The cheapest way to make it look deliberate
- 4 products, from Decor
- Framed prints or metal signage, for people who do not want neon
Where the range is today
The thinnest parts are the floor and overhead (nothing listed, 1 line). That is the wrong way round for a fit-out: the floor and the light are what make a garage read as a room rather than a slab with things in it, and a wall of racks does not cover for either. We would rather say so than pad the pages.
Every part page lists what it is still waiting for, in plain words, and takes the list off the day a line lands. The floor has nothing listed at all yet; its page is the list and nothing else.
The list decides what we open with
Which part would you do first? Join from that part's page and it counts as a vote for it — the parts with the most names get sourced first. Or join here, for the room as a whole.
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Prefer to browse by what a thing is called? Garage, Workshop, Lighting, Gear, Decor and Bar & games.
For the order to do it in, How to kit out a man cave. For the lines that go together on one job, Kits.