I Bought An INFLATABLE Garage!
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Tyler needs to have the world's most random yard sale😂
The Knives alone. 😂
I would TOTALLY be there for that!
My kind of yard sale
At this point, he could have a literal garage sale.
That would be. So funny!
I don't know about a garage, but it would certainly make a decent paint booth.
exactly what i was thinking, but it looks too skinny to move around a car. would be good for painting pieces though
They do make inflatable paint booths...
@@crowbrocaw youve clearly never used one before. the ones marketed as inflatable paint booths are thinner and weaker than cheap bouncy houses. if you look at them wrong theyll get a hole in them. yes these cost more but just by him moving around it i can tell you its far more durable than any paint booth one.
@@KableTac I watched a review of one on here recently and it seem to hold up just fine.
@@crowbrocaw they dont
Imagine bringing that thing to a camping trip, the king of tents.
Hmmm-that sounds like the kind of glamping for me😂
YUP 😁
The key is to let everyone else set up their tents first. Then unleash this
I definitely wouldn't pay that much money for this. $6000 is too much for me.
Inflatable camping tents (small to very large), already exist. 😉
Pretty cool, maybe do a follow up video in a few months to see how it held up during the winter and different weather
Nothing cool about it with a ludicrous $4k price tag.
I was going to request a year to see how it held up lol
@@trex9263 😵💫 Holy hell. I looked at that and figured at most it'd cost $500. Lmao $4k for a bounce house with a roof.
Yeah I’m very curious how it holds up in the snow
I was thinking 385.00 - 425.00. Ha ha ha.
I’d recommend putting a piece of wood underneath the kickstand of the bike. That’s a lot of weight leaning on one little spot on the fairly thin floor. I would t be surprised if it punched through if the ground softens to much
agreed. just a rando piece of wood, hell, you might even be able to get away with using the branch to distribute the weight of it... lol
That is exactly what I came here to say.
I carry a hard coaster with me when I ride in case I have to park on soft ground.
Well, it's an oversized coaster that's actually engineered for this purpose.
But none the less, it's a big help.
You could also use a cutting board
4k for what is essentially a blow up tent is INSANE
4k? Lol damn…
You could get an inflatable tent more or less the same size for a lot less money
@@AverageReviewsYTyep, 6k for the biggest size they offer as well
and it wouldn't last a year in my yard (FL)
@@Stormclowe as another person who live in FL, I'd bet money it at least lasts 2.5years tied down.
this one will need a follow-up to see how it does in a wind storm, and how it lasts after a few months in the sun, how long does it stay inflated if the pump isn't left on, etc. Products like this always look good when they go up, but how they withstand the elements is what really matters.
yeah, would suck to pay all that money to have it destroyed by sun in a few months. i bought a tarp shed that was Suppose to deal with sun, but it only lasted about 6 months before top started ripping apart due to sun damage.
i would say its not going to hold up unless its out of the sun.
In my area, chewing animals could be a problem.
My biggest concern with something like that is, there is no way to secure whatever is inside. None of the flaps can lock. Even if they did, you could just cut your way in.
Right. Better not put anything you're not okay with someone potentially stealing.
@@FramebyFrameFigures He said his toys had been outside so anything in from the weather is an improvement. Besides, it's in his backyard with a fence.
And you can just kick a garage door open. All you need is the right thief to come along.
@@NicholasMaietta I live where human life is worth more then a lawn mower...
We’re witnessing the beginning of Tyler’s hoarder era. 😆🖤
Yeah, he needs to start giving some of it away😂
If his house is half full and his garage is full, this is not the beginning. We past that.
You think it just started? Nah...
The answer to "I have so much stuff" should not be "I need more space" ! It should be "I need to declutter, throw stuff out, give stuff away"!!! Like holy sht, you are laughing, but I find this " more more more mindset" concerning, almost a bit disgusting tbh.
wait till he braids his hair like the guy from RUST VALLY tv show
Tylers angry neighbors are pumping up their BB guns as we speak. LOL this is the silliness
Just need a lawn jart😂
YEAH, I WAS THINKING HOW MUCH THE POOR NEIGHBORS WILL JUST LOVE SEEING THAT THING POKING THAT HIGH ABOVE THE FENCE.
@@meauxjeaux431As opposed to the great view they had into his backyard? Who gives a shit, it’s his property
@@meauxjeaux431 Not to mention the noise the fan and that loud ass blower makes. The city had to put a pump in the neighbor's yard for two weeks, and having to hear that every time I tried to enjoy my yard was super annoying. This would be very much the same experience.
@@justkiddin84 haha you can use some gasoline and light it on fire. A wooden garage would burn better though hahaha or just fire their 9mm on that thing 🌈
Ya know tyler I'm a little upset you didn't leaf blower a garden hose at the blow up garage to simulate a storm and test weatherability. That would have been great to watch
Is that passive aggressive? Lol
Imagine having to live next to not only this massive bouncy house eyesore 24/7 but that loud ass air pump turning on and off randomly at all hours. Not to mention that fan blowing all the time. For the low price of $4000 you, too, can have your neighbors plotting ways to deflate your garage so you'll get rid of it.
You're massively over thinking that he can literally do whatever he wants he makes loudass videos at all hours of the night and you're acting like he lives in a townhouse there's more space between his neighbors and an average neighborhood stfu
I would 100% use that as a man cave lol. Video games, big screen TV, mini fridge...hell yeah lol
Lmk where so I can cut a hole in the side with a pocket knife
@@matthewellerman4935dumb
@@matthewellerman4935you can also break into a house with a pocket knife
@@matthewellerman4935I thought the same thing overall, but you could easily patch it. Unless you live somewhere with a bunch of shitty people this could actually be pretty useful if it wasn't so expensive
@matthewellerman4935 Haha well if those are your intentions, why would I divulge my whereabouts? 😆
Probably best to fit a marine plywood floor. At least that way your bike stand will have better support. Are there any fixing points for a light to be installed ? Must say that my first opinion is what a great utility tent this makes, good post 👍
Petition for Tyler to Sleep for a night in the Inflatable Garage while a heavy rain pouring down.
I'd love something like this, but have concerns about how it would do in a Wisconsin winter. I had Harbor Freight portable garage a few years ago. When I got it together, it seemed like it was REALLY sturdy. We got 24 inches of snow in April of 2018, and the HF portable garage was reduced to a pile of twisted steel and canvas. As cool as it looks, I don't see this inflatable lasting in the kind of elements we have to contend with in WI.
Nothing portable or inflatable will withstand a Buffalo, NY winter with our lake effect snow storms, if you think 2 feet of snow will wreck something then try 7 feet or more of snow in a day. Even some non-inflatable, regular homes, will have their roof collapse in those storms.
It won’t first snow it would collapse
Fill it with water so when it freezes, it’ll withstand all the weight of the snow. 😉🤣
I lived under a harbor freight carport canopy through a snowy winter. The trick I learned was to fasten the assembled roof together with rope lattice work so weight couldn't pull the frame apart.
You can't really fault the canopy for that. If it was something like 10x20, each half of the roof would be about 240 square feet, total of 480 square feet. Snow on average is about 20lbs per square foot, so double that to 40lbs a square foot. Multiply that by the square footage of the roof you're looking at 19,200lbs. That's almost 10 tons. I would be absolutely shocked if it withstood 1' of snow.
The ease of which people could steal your stuff is scary. That's aside from the cost which is insane.
Most people have nothing more than a thin piece of glass between their stuff and someone who could steal it anyways. Doesn't seem like this is that much worse.
@@cympimpin20most peoples garages are more secure than a plastic bag lol
@@cympimpin20 my garage doesn’t have a window. If it did I’d use 3m glass protection film. If people have garages with large windows without protection that is just as scary from a ease of theft standpoint. That being said, breaking windows makes noise, slashing a hole in plastic doesn’t, this is easier to steal from than breaking a window. It reminds me of how people steal things from soft top Jeeps. Slash and go, every car around them has windows but they pick the easy target.
If a golf ball can't get through it I assure you a thief wouldn't be able too.
Yes because a golf ball is so much sharper than a knife.... @@jaybodizzledizzle2409
I love how at no point did he go, ya know instead of building a garage, or buying an inflatable garage, or getting a storage unit. I can just sell some stuff I don't really need or use any more. Make room and get more money to buy new stuff.
the absolute chaotic energy of leaving it crooked in the middle of the yard, over the weird hole and everything 😂
One sharp or hot item hits the garage it goes bye bye
The repair is just as ez. It's called a patch.
I was thinking that when he pulled the bike and jeep in, worried that the hot exhaust would melt a hole into one of the pillars.
Hey Tyler what happened to your garage?!?
A bird landed on it
Oh like it punctured it with it's beak or something?
Nope.. just landed on it
@@woodworkingandepoxy643lol then that golf ball must have been a marshmallow or one of his lawn mushrooms
@@atlasgunther8947 big difference between a golf ball going maybe 20mph and a golf ball size hail free falling several thousand feet into it
First thunderstorm Tyler’s blow up garage goes tumbling down the street 😂
My landlord got one of these, looks almost exactly the same except there was an extra partition to make a small room in the back where we keep paints and what not. Came with ventilation tubes and seemed to be more geared towards painting. He also built a brace out of 2 by 4s and shit on the inside so when we unplug the fan it stays erected and fills in Seconds when turned back on. Worked great for a truck we painted
I actually hadn't thought about hail, but I actually think smaller hail, smaller projectiles at high speeds would be more likely to go through.
I also wonder how it'd fair during a lot of rain. Tents notoriously often will collect rain in spots that can make them collapse, if you don't like poke them with a broom stick or something to get rid of it. I wonder if something similar could happen to this.
It's pretty cool i wouldn't use it as a garage personally i'd probably turn it into some chill out place where i can relax outside and be protected from things like rain, snow and so on. It's also perfect for BBQ's and if you're having a party with some friends or whatever it can be used for whatever you want so it's money well spent but still expansive plus it does seem to be very durable it can handle a beating.
Lmao the first sign of ice this thing will get torn to shreds.
Better than nothing for hail protection at least.... Though a 100$ pop up canopy would do the same job
You should try camping in this thing
Well for the price and given, that you probably don't move it, you better get carport. But I think the concept is cool maybe as a thing you bring along in a camper as additional roofed space.
Good idea!
I was thinking about the possibility of a remote garage. Like deep in a trail or out in the desert to be out of the elements and rebuild something
Why add resale value to your house when you can just kill a massive swath of your lawn and piss off your neighbors by having a bouncy house inflating in your yard 24/7? The price definitely isn't worth it unless you need a portable solution, and he did not.
With Halloween coming soon, put a partition half way up the middle, put 2 covered 10x10 canopies were the velcro is, and fill it up with some props. You have an instant haunted walkthrough.
Definitely super cool! But for 4k I would say is a little steep when I'm sure that a branch falling from 50-60ft combined with even a small 10 mph wind could puncture one of those columns.
I'd be concerned about the UV durability. How long will this thing hold up in the sun?
I'd be more worried about a squirrel or bird popping a hole in it while on it.
@@sunnyinnv4000 from Lowe's and you get a wooden shed put together on site. I don't think dude thinks about his fans when he buys this stuff. It's nice in theory but in reality not so much
Looks like the one he has here is rated ( Cold-crack" tested from -30 Fahrenheit and UV Rated to 158 degrees Fahrenheit )
Honestly I don't care what the makers say. I would never trust this thing for a long period of time. So therefore I wouldn't buy it at all. I would rather just make my own barrage at that price.
My harbor freight tarp shed needs new tarps every 2-3 years
That would make a great paint booth, or tent for long events, and you can use the spare power port for lighting. LED strips are super easy to use in that kind of structure.
You should add a plywood floor inside. Also buy some water proof tent spray and spray it down every once in a while.
Also, keep the weed eater far away from it. Lol
For the price you can find dozens of better options with less worry behind them of the dozens of things that will happen over some shorter time with this thing. UV is definitely gonna take a toll on it along with animals and obviously if a real sized branch hits it repair time. It's cool I'm not doubting that but for a storage place for long term like you're planning on you could've found a way better option around the same price.
Agreed. It's concerning how many people think this is a good long term solution.
No need to file for a permit or worry about setbacks because it's not a permanent structure.
@ddoukopou He is using it as a permit structure for storing all these item's in. So use UV and other thing's will 100% be an issue that many other options you don't need a permit for especially the size he has would be better. I live on a private lake and they require permission for everything but I had no issue's getting a storage roughly the same size way cheaper that will handle weather UV and so on better then that inflatable option.
Dont you need some sort of protection on the floor? Like wooden planks or similar?
Also, what happens during strong wind? You would probably need to secure this with strong concrete blocks inside, and use rope for the roof.
Also, what happens if there is snow?
it has 2 hook each side strap it down
Don't know about keeping my cars in one the winters in my area are long and rough but for camping this thing is👌
Randomly put it exactly where it rolled out lol. The placement was driving me crazy. Its gonna be a pain cuttinng the grass around that and when you take it down you're going to have an awkward rectangle of dead grass
Of all the things that never needed to be invented, this is the best one I think.
They have actually been using this type of tent in the military for a little while
Tyler’s neighbors…”Wtf is he doing now?”
Besides the cost I think this would be good for renters who can't just build a solid garage. I'm not sure it would last long term but it's a good option for some situations, plus can travel for anywhere you need a portable large enclosed tent which is probably it's biggest benefit.
might be good like he mentioned, for hail storm protection
Hey Tyler, watching from around the 11:39 mark, after you’ve just left your bike on its stand, notice how in the next cut the mirror is in a different place? Your bike stand and objects putting a lot of weight on one or two small points needs support under it, otherwise you’ll come back at some point and half that stand’s in the dirt and if your bike isn’t tipped over it’ll be on the most awkward angle imaginable; just be wary please fam
id be interested to see how it holds up against UV. i had one of the ones with metal poles and plastic cover here in australia and it only lasted one winter, the cover basically disintegrated and when it got windy it just tore to shreds. our UV index is quite a lot higher here so things dont usually last very long in the sun, especially during summer
Really interesting Garage Tyler. I'm quite surprised how sturdy it is.
even tied down i feel that thing is going to cause collateral damage in bad weather
Especially with the ‘toys’ inside, though they might add enough weight.
With the price tag they have on it, better come with a great warranty.
And a hand job
Living in Maine, I'd find it interesting to see how it faired the winter. My father has had a temporary garage made of poles and tarp like material that be bought almost 15 years ago that has been standing since the day he bought it. Only thing that's ever needed to be replaced on it is the skin. I just don't know about that thing holding 6-12 inches of snow and holding up.
The only other thing I would suggest Tyler, is tying it down. Get some rugged dog anchors, you know, cork screw looking things that you attach leashes to, and at least some rope or rachet straps and just anchor it down. It does look like a solid gust of wind and your neighbors will have themselves a new inflatable garage!
The engineering is pretty good I will give it that. Much cheaper then having a separate garage built that is going to cost way more then 4k. That said, 4k for a blowup garage is kinda steep, you are really paying for the conveniance of the whole thing when imo the blowup stuff is suppose to be the cheap option, the pricing on this however cost more then just buying the materials yourself to make some kind of rudimentary shed and call it good, don't need to spend too much on it. Can even get even more frugal and make some kinda lean-to with a tarp and just park stuff in the grass, cover it up with the tarp and its done.
With wood sheathing floor, you can buy all the materials for a 10x20 shed with siding, shingles, and 8' wide barn style door for ~4k. If you don't need it to be portable obviously. Add another 2k for labor if you can't do it yourself, and that will last a lot longer than an inflatable.
However, if you just want to keep sun/rain/snow off, a 20x20 steel car port is $2500.
@@andrewt9204 You are talking about doing it in a more proper fashion so thats a good mention. I was going along more of 4k is too high but you want something in between just wrapping a tarp over everything and parking it in the grass and a structure on the cheap.
to add on a 20x20 is about the size of 2 car width, a standard 1 door garage is 12x20 so i would instead just opt for a 20x35 metal carport for ~5k if we are going to go ahead and spend the 4k on a pre-built thing might as well go a little extra and get something bigger
Tyler you should buy another one and do a damage test on it
Is Tyler pooping money? 4-6,000 $ each!
@@justkiddin84 dang!
You know what would be great with this? One of those tile floors that you can assemble and take apart.
This is perfect for a car detailer. I needed this today
The only concern I would have is water pooling onto the roof and forming a pool eventually causing it to collapse. I have seen several awnings , boat covers and sun tents collapse under the weight of water that eventually finds a place to pool.
If you gonna keep it up. Can you give an update in winter how durable its been?
2:49
R.I.P Mushroom
2023 - 2023
you didn't deserve to die like that and you'll be missed by all of us. 😔😔😔
1:14 Should’ve switched out the hats like Dale Gribble when he asked Hank for the hat that came with his new mower 😂
That is neat as hell!
Thief: Bro i swear I know the easiest garage to get into, we don't even have to break a window.
Robber 1: what tools do we need
Robber 2: a needle! 😂
*Darts from Tylers airgun start flying*
Next problem for the thieves: wait, I’m trapped in here under a bunch of deflated plastic!
@@mitchybooooy ya'll over here thinking about a needle and stabbing it while im looking at the door thats a zipper and velcro and all you need to do is put it between one of the locking mechanism and boom it's open, then just push the velcro off.
what this would be good for: a temporary, sturdy structure that won't be left neglected for longer than a couple days at a time, very quick to set up, no teardown mess to clean up when you're done with it, no building permits needed for it, and as a bonus you can pack it up and move it for reuse relatively easy vs. a harder structure. some examples: you're building your own house/cabin out on some land and need something to shelter your on-site equipment while you do, emergency management type of situations, or perhaps multi day/week camp or festival type scenarios. something where you get a lot of high value use out of it in a short period of time.
what this *woudln't* be good for: semi-permanent storage facility, or in a location that would be left unattended for long periods of time, or in an area that experiences extreme weather/temperatures/UV exposure, or in any application where you could reasonably build a harder structure for the same or less amount of money. unless, like tyler, it just brings you joy and you have the scratch to throw at it
You could essentially buy a pretty decent fully inclosed car port for that price though... i thought it was going to be like 899.99.. possibly 1200.. but 6k... sheesh.. looks nice though
It's very on-brand for Tyler to buy a blow-up garage and not just buy a pre-built shed.
Imagine the power goes up and now your car has a new wrap 😂😂😂
I would like to see a follow up video to display
Wear and tear, and the comparison of inside temperature to surrounding outside temperature per season etc? 👍👏
We use something pretty similar to this for a paint booth. It cost us close to a grand but it works great.
Looks like a factory version of a shed my friend built for building a small wooden boat.
This one was only four grand, so sounds like he got a deal!
Price point of $3700... I can get an amish man to build me a real garage for that price.
I thought this was awesome and was going to buy 1 until I seen the price, a proper shed cost way less
It's pretty neat!
But what about when cats, raccoons, & other sharp clawed critters want to see what's inside?
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Meow 🐆🐅🐯🦁🐆
Thats so cool. Handy for RVers. Also cool, you have a real "Honey, I shrunk the kids" lawnmower
I have used something like this as a portable garage to paint cars.
Great video it always makes my day when I hope on TH-cam and see you upload a video. You Never seem to disappoint keep up the good work.
Now that would be cool as a tent too. As long as the flooring was thick enough that is. Very cool!
Where we had our house built, our backyard is small in depth and we have power lines close to it, so we can not build a shed so this is awesome. I am definitely going to check them out thank you sir.
Flex seal that puppy and let’s see a test vs a stock one
i love this i was looking into buying one to use as a paint cabin for my car, but in my country is actually cheaper to make a shed than to buy this... u build 8 sheds actually lol
I just bought a shed 2x bigger than this for $300 LOL. In America.
I love this!!! I'm thinking the side things you called doors might be windows to be able to see along with making it easier for you to get in and out of instead of opening the big door every time just to go in.
Western Pennsylvania here. I just purchased a beautiful Amish shed for 3k. It is 12x24 with six windows. Metal roof. On skids. This is a neat video about a unique product, but I will go with my shed any time. Thanks.
Tyler just doing a field goal with the mushroom is the perfect way to clear unwanted stuff from your lawn/front(or back) yard!
"My house is being over run with junk and I don't know what to do. So, I bought an inflatable garage so I can collect more stuff." - Tyler logic
"Why not throw stuff out?" - everyone else logic lol
or give it away!
Hoarder mentality
I've always wished there was a carport type thing that was at constant risk of collapsing! Awesome!
sun exposure will make the plastic brittle in 2-3 years and it will leak and tear. We tried a few tent like storage systems for bikes and such and they all started breaking after 3 years max. The heat, cold and sun exposure just destroys them over time. But as an interims storage this is a great solution until you build a solid shed..
I read the title as "I bought an inflatable garbage" more times than I'd like to admit 😂
There's a company called car cancoon which is smaller and quite similar, it comes with a pump that keeps the air temperature the same all year round
We use these as spray booths. They’re so good for large DIY at-home paint and plastidip projects.
Pretty cool. Thanks for sharing !
$4,000 no thank you.
Keep up the good work!!!
How about spreading hay to level out the ground first? Then maybe loose-fit a roll of vinyl flooring inside to protect the floor? Plywood flooring would have to go underneath and extend beyond the perimeter of the garage to avoid having the plywood edges cut into the flooring, and PT ply is expensive. How do you prevent uplift from wind? Snow-load rating?
This tech is called "airbeam" and used by the US Military for portable bases and sleeping tents.
Every OCD fan you have is screaming at you to square up the structure to the fence and existing garage.
Back in the 90s/early00s we had inflatable furniture we bought at a store at the mall called Spencer's. This reminds me of that for some reason. Lol. Awwwww the memories 😊
Spencers still exists :) at least here
@@BillyLeeGoodman really??? I used to love that store. I would love to go visit it again.
The inflatable bits will stretch. That's why you need an interior port, to top off the inflation.
Inflatable covers are amazing for hail protection, as long as the top doesn't tear all the hail will bounce off instead of getting dented up like solid structures do
I may have to get me one of these. It seems pretty sturdy.
$4K-6K
$500 on ebay that look similar, but maybe a catch or three.
Tyler is the Reason my wife hates my "hobbies" he does these showcases and I now find the need to have it😂
7:30 Looks like it would be a dope greenhouse!
This is cool as it can be !! Are there anchoring straps and spikes? If not maybe cement anchors in the ground and use ratchet straps ground to ground over the top!
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Tent? Nope.
Inflatable garage 😂🔥
I think you should have laid something on top of that rubber floor, like a jute rug or cheap rug. That rubber floor probably won’t hold up to moving vehicles in and out especially when the tires are hot.
tractor supply sells rubber pads for horse stalls and such. you can get them like 5x5 size for 40 bucks. Inch thick rubber. Lay you down a floor.
I want to see the 1 year later video and really see how this thing holds up. I'm still way to skeptical, I mean sure when it's brand new and clear sky's everything is hunky dory. But let's wait until a few rain storms, some snow storms, and Tyler doing stuff he probably shouldn't be doing in an inflatable garage. If It survives a year with Tyler... alright, you got my attention as a potential buyer in the event I need an extra garage (life is weird, you never know). Look forward to it. Good job Tyler. You're an interesting guy, a real ... one of us, kind of guys. A guy that sees something cool or weird and buys it so I don't have too, or; watches Tyler and concludes "hey, it's not just junk, maybe I will get one".
Other options, garage sales or donating what you don’t need. But for the sake of TH-cam, I’m glad you chose the inflatable garage option. That was really cool!
In England they have a similar one but once you pump it up you wet it and thw the cement reacts with the water and gets rock-hard structure pretty cool...
Would make a great temp greenhouse for winter to spring, especially as you could fold it away after use.