# CAVE4MAN

> Kit out your garage or man cave. Pick the part of the room you want to sort out and see what we have for it.

CAVE4MAN is a UK online shop that sells the kit to turn a garage into a usable room — a man cave. The range is organised by the part of the garage it goes in: storage to clear the floor (overhead racks, shelving, bins and drawers), wall and bench systems (tool walls, folding bench brackets, a clamp-on vice), work lighting, LED neon and signage, and the bar-corner kit (decanters, humidors, darts, poker). It supplies the kit; it is not a fitting service, and it does not sell heating, insulation, alcohol, tobacco or firearms. It does not yet list anything for the floor, and says so on that page rather than padding it. The shop has not opened yet: prices and products are published, but no order can be placed and nothing has been sold. The only action available today is registering interest by email, which brings 48 hours' early access and 10% off your first order. Orders will ship direct from suppliers to UK addresses, tracked. It is NOT a physical shop, a trade counter or a hire service. Decanters, humidors and ashtrays are sold empty, as barware and accessories.

## The garage, part by part

Pick the part of the room you would do first. Each one is a page: what we have for it, and what it is still waiting for. (/garage)

1. **The floor** — Tiles, coatings, and the bit everyone does first. Nothing listed yet. (/garage/floor)
2. **The lighting** — Layered light, not one bulb and a shadow. 3 products. (/garage/lighting)
3. **The walls** — Get it off the floor and onto the wall. 13 products. (/garage/walls)
4. **Overhead** — The biggest unused volume in the room. 1 product. (/garage/ceiling)
5. **The bench** — A worktop that folds away when the car comes in. 7 products. (/garage/bench)
6. **The bar corner** — The corner that makes people stay. 8 products. (/garage/bar)
7. **Signs & neon** — The cheapest way to make it look deliberate. 4 products. (/garage/signage)

## Departments

- **Garage** — Racking, bins and wall systems (/category/garage)
- **Workshop** — Benches, vices and tool walls (/category/workshop)
- **Lighting** — Ceiling arrays and work lights (/category/lighting)
- **Gear** — Inflators, borescopes, measuring (/category/gear)
- **Decor** — Neon, shelving and wall pieces (/category/decor)
- **Bar & games** — Decanters, cigars, darts, poker (/category/bar)

## Signature range

The premium line, priced in whole pounds.

- **Four-tier power tool wall** — £170.00. Cordless tools breed. Twelve of them hang here across four tiers, batteries and chargers on the shelf below. The bench comes back.
- **Waxed canvas tool roll, 15 pocket** — £55.00. Fifteen pockets in 1680D waxed canvas. Roll it, strap it, throw it in the boot. Nothing inside moves.
- **Cowhide valet tray** — £50.00. Full-grain cowhide with popper corners, folds flat. Where the keys, the watch and the wallet live, so mornings stop being a search.
- **Globe whisky decanter set** — £75.00. 850ml, etched globe, weighted timber base. Two matching tumblers with it. The thing you pour from when the occasion is worth the good stuff.
- **Revolver decanter & shot glasses** — £70.00. A revolver in hand-blown glass, on a steel stand, with two shot glasses. It is a conversation piece and makes no attempt to be anything else.
- **Walnut humidor & ashtray set** — £130.00. Solid wood, a sealed lid, a hygrometer, a humidifier and a cutter — everything a humidor needs to hold cigars at humidity instead of quietly drying them out.
- **Walnut cigar ashtray & cutter** — £85.00. Walnut and brushed steel, with the cutter and draw drill stowed in the drawer. Sits on the arm of a chair like it was measured for it.
- **Travel humidor & torch lighter** — £85.00. Crush-proof case, cedar lining, hygrometer and a torch lighter in the lid. Takes five cigars somewhere they would otherwise dry out.
- **Tungsten steel-tip darts, 23g** — £45.00. Knurled tungsten barrels, aluminium shafts, spare flights and a hard case. The step up from the brass set that came with the board.
- **Aluminium poker chip case, 300** — £60.00. Matte black aluminium, foam-lined, holds 300 chips and two decks. Turns a kitchen-table game into something that feels like an occasion.

## Start here

Where to start if you are kitting out a garage from nothing.

- **Motion-sensor magnetic light bar** — £29.99
- **Cordless digital tyre inflator** — £39.99
- **Digital caliper, 150mm** — £24.99
- **Pegboard power tool rack** — £44.99
- **Numbered spanner rack** — £29.99
- **Magnetic tool bar** — £19.99
- **Rechargeable magnetic work light** — £29.99
- **Laser distance meter** — £34.99

## Guides

- **How to organise a garage wall** — A practical guide to organising a garage wall: zoning, choosing between hooks, pegboard and magnetic rails, the right fixings for masonry, and sensible mounting heights. (/guides/how-to-organise-a-garage-wall)
- **How to set up a workshop bench and tool wall** — Setting up a workshop bench: working out the height, choosing a top, where the vice goes, and laying out the wall behind it so the bench stays clear. (/guides/how-to-set-up-a-workshop-bench)
- **How to light a garage or workshop** — How to light a garage: working out the lumens you need, why 6500K daylight suits a workspace, mains against rechargeable, and what an IP rating means. (/guides/how-to-light-a-garage)
- **How to season a cigar humidor** — How to season a new cigar humidor before use, why untreated Spanish cedar dries cigars out, the humidity range to aim for, and how to calibrate a hygrometer. (/guides/how-to-season-a-cigar-humidor)
- **What weight darts should you use?** — A guide to choosing dart weight: the typical 21–26g range, how weight changes your throw, why heavier is not more accurate, and how barrel grip and shape affect it. (/guides/what-weight-darts-should-i-use)
- **Whisky decanter guide: what they do, and what they do not** — What a whisky decanter is actually for, how long spirits keep in one, the lead crystal question, and how to clean a decanter without leaving water marks. (/guides/whisky-decanter-guide)

## Delivery

We do not hold stock. Every order is dispatched direct by the supplier and arrives tracked, so the wait depends on the line you ordered rather than on one house rate. We have not published a standard delivery window, because we will not quote one we have not confirmed with the couriers and suppliers we are actually using. Where a supplier has quoted a window to a UK address it is printed on the product page before you order, and those currently run 4–10 days. Free UK delivery on orders of £100 or more. Below that, delivery is priced by the size of what you order and shown before you pay. UK addresses only. There is no separate express service.

Before launch: these are the rates we expect to run. They are confirmed against courier pricing and supplier lead times before the first order ships, so treat them as a guide rather than a quote.

## Can you order yet?

No. CAVE4MAN has not opened. Prices and specifications are published so the range can be judged, but there is no checkout and no order can be placed. Leaving an email address on any page is the only thing that can be done today, and it brings 48 hours' early access and 10% off your first order.