Here's The Trophy Room I Had Built Over My Garage

[postoak]

It's still a work-in-progress as far as getting my trophies in here but it is a relief to have my reloading equipment in it's own area and out of the house.

 

[Andrew Short]

Very nice set up! Love the tongue and groove walls/ceiling!

 

[Uncle Sauce]

Very nice - Got to feel good to get your own space!

 

[cls]

Looks good

 

[Mark A Ouellette]

Thanks! I have an unfinished area over my barn...

 

[Philip Glass]

It looks very nice. You will wish the walls were taller I am sure. Love the wood.
Philip

 

[Tally-Ho HUNTING SAFARIS]

Looks great there rob
Once the really good big stuff is in there its gonna be great

 

[375Fox]

This looks really great. Do you have any kind of UV protection on the windows? You may want to consider moving your sable above the windows to protect it better.

 

[686]

That’s a killer reloading room setup. Very nice!

 

[Shootist43]

That is a very nice space to call your own. Given that you have a safe up there, I hope you reinforced the floor in that area. I agree that taller walls would have been better, but we all have to accept what space our better halves are willing to give us, and then deal with it.

 

[Ragman]

Very very nice. If that was my place I’d only come out to eat and sleep!

 

[postoak]

Thanks all! I really liked my design of an open ceiling. Each end of the room has walls that extend up to the ceiling where I can put the big stuff. The entire floor was overbuilt so I could put the safe anywhere I wanted. Good to know about the UV protection. I hadn't thought about that.

 

[CBeck]

Nicely done

 

[Rob404]

Whats that thing to the right of the safe?

 

[425SCHADE]

Nice work, good job getting that safe up there.

 

[postoak]

Whats that thing to the right of the safe?

A treadmill.

 

[Rickmt]

Very nice!

 

[Frederik]

Looks very neat and grant sure you will enjoy the area.

 

[DWB]

Very nice!

I have to ask... how did you get that massive safe up there

 

[postoak]

The builders lifted it up through the front window before it was closed up using a small crane and then slid it across the floor using protective pads. But there is a YouTube video of two guys taking one up stairs just using a hand dolly!