Personal Garage of Chad Haas, Founder of VAULT®, featured on Better.tv

Take a tour of VAULT® founder Chad Haas and personal garage, which he transformed from a small dilapidated workshop into the ultimate man cave. Infested with termites, the entire space was gutted down to bare studs and re-built into an ultimate garage to hang out, have fun and admire his collector car and petroliana.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Garage Cabinets
• Makeover
• Organization
• How To
• Home Improvement
• Dream Garage
• storage

[2ndafe]

a 1 or 2 car garage is not my idea of a dream garage. 3.5 car garage is my personal minum for a "dream garage."

[showroomgarage]

I agree! Unfortunately, this structure could not be expanded beyond its existing footprint, which originally served as a small workshop, not a garage.

[ewhaddix]

It's nice and clean, but I would be afraid to do any real work in there. Every time a stray spark flew out when I was welding and burned one of my $20,000 cabinets I would be pissed. Not to mention the ceiling is too low to incorporate a nice 2 post lift to be able to work on anything. 50% of the car is underneath it, and creepers suck.

[showroomgarage]

This is one of two garages on my property and serves more as my "playground" to relax, have fun/hang out, and showcase my petroliana & GTO more so than serving as a "working garage". My main garage is where all the the 'sparks fly'!

[txmball93]

i dont think the garage is wide eneogh

[showroomgarage]

This particular garage was an existing structure that served as a workshop, but was converted into a garage. It was in very rough shape when we began the restoration and unfortunately there was no room to expand the space. We did our best to create a fun atmosphere within the limited space (550 squre feet) we had to work with. Thank you for viewing the video. Chad Haas

[egd1960]

I've seen your garage on another website, very nice. I never really liked yellow cabinets until I saw yours. Shows what can be done with an older building.

[carbons4]

nice for a non working keep your daily driver in...........