My current multi-level garage layout is the result of too many extensions and partial rebuilds over several years as I transitioned from "traditional" 0 to scale sized equipment. The result, poorly constructed benchwork and too many inaccessible places.
I'm about to tear down and rebuild and, this time, I'll make a plan first!
The layout will have 2 main levels with a 23.75" vertical separation connected by a helix around the perimeter - there is a third level (not shown) on a shelf 10" below the ceiling which I plan to retain.
I want to use a 5/8" plywood base on the lower level (so I can stand on it) with 1/2" or 5/8" for the upper level.
The frame will be a 3"x2" grid with 3"x2" rails attached to the two walls providing support and lateral stability and 3"x2" legs on a 48" grid.
I think the 24" grid frame should work but I'd like some advice on whether this makes sense and any suggestions or observations will be gratefully received.