8 hours ago, Gerald said:

Hey less dust getting on their "stuff"

I see your smiley Gerald, yep, less dust, but reality is the stuff rolls in the dirt and mud all day long and it gets cleaned only so often.

12 hours ago, Gene Howe said:

I imagine it's a cleaner look, now. Nice job, buddy.

For sure, now we need to remodel the rest of the office!

17 minutes ago, John Morris said:

For sure, now we need to remodel the rest of the office!

JOB SECURITY!!

Just now, Gene Howe said:

JOB SECURITY!!

We are a tad slow right now, and I got to stay in yesterday from the heat, it's hot out there!

That's excellent work, John! Thanks for sharing.

I had to do that when things were slow, I always felt a little guilty and non productive. Go around to different jobs ,build shelves in the job trailers,plan tables, lunch tables in the dry shacks, benches for the workers to sit on to eat lunch, racks to hang the tools in the tool sheds,build gang boxes for tools,etc.

It was better than being sent home for a few days w/o pay though.

Herb

I think you need to cut some crescent moon cut-outs in the doors -- ventilation and for drying equipment, you know.

 

 

 

Or maybe mix it up -- some hearts, some stars, some moons, whatever.   They guys would like that.

Excellent John. I think adding the doors gave the cabinets a very clean and professional appearance. I personally like the look much better than open shelves.

Thanks for showing the finished results.