While most modern vehicles include integrated garage door openers that are fairly simple to link-up, many of us still need the ‘ol handheld remote—myself included. Believe it or not, reliable universal remote garage door openers are hard to find. I’d been through three different brands before we recently replaced our entire garage door system. Perhaps … Read more
Many of us use T8 fluorescent lights in our garages or workshops, and they work fine. But the world is moving quickly towards LED technology becoming the norm (if it’s not already, really), and that’s not a bad thing. LEDs have long lifespans, save energy and render light quite well without that awful green tint … Read more
After living with an obnoxiously loud chain drive garage door opener for eight years, we just replaced our opener with an amazingly quiet belt drive. But wouldn’t ya’ know it… this thing comes out a month later, and I want one! Call it the ‘Swiss Army Knife’ of garage door openers, the new RYOBI Garage Door … Read more
Rockler Woodworking and Hardware has introduced a new kind of bracket that should make cord, cable and hose management in the shop a lot easier. The Dust Right® Cord and Hose Hook can be permanently attached to a wall or stud with screws or hung from a nail or screw driven into an overhead support for … Read more
Originally published by Car and Driver back in 2013 in a larger piece called The Well Equipped Garage, we still love this graphic to inspire your own garage layout. The graphic is organized by garage size (e.g., One = single car garage, Two= two-car garage and…. wait for it… Three = three-car garage). Sure, not … Read more
Here in Florida, mosquitoes are rampant but even worse are those *%&$#! noseeums (a.k.a. sandflies). They’re awful and leave you swatting and dancing around like your bladder is about to burst. Oh, and love bugs… absolutely zero love there whatsoever. So when we were considering options to build out our own GarageSpot residential garage (more info on … Read more