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How to make a basement man cave

Not everyone’s vision for a man cave is the same. For Mark, he wanted to have a space to hang out, work, and exercise. His ideal space also included a full bathroom with a urinal and wood shower. For Extreme How-to magazine, Mark shares how he and Theresa transformed a 100+ year old basement into his perfect basement man cave. 

My husband Mark used an old pulley to create a unique exercise station in our basement man cave.
Mark used an old pulley to create a unique exercise station in our man cave

In Phase I of our renovation we spent time on infrastructure, converting a beat-down basement to a diesel dungeon for the men of the house. Phase II occurs after the demolition is over, the walls are framed, and insulation has been installed. This second phase requires layout work and careful planning that lead to the carpentry you see and feel every day. The following are some tricks to use during your own basement remodel.

Click here to read more by Mark on Extreme How-To Magazine. 

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Mark & Theresa created this honest and personal guide about home improvement to share the tips, techniques, and trends that help you make smart decisions about updating and personalizing your home.

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