Donna, nice to meet you. yeah, i know agribon, but its' price is too high. actually i see the row cover samples from AgFabric. it's fairly good. and the price is not so high.

The first one looks like Oceanside Glass tile. You can customize the mosaic by picking the shape and color choices or just go with one of their pre-made combos. The bottom one could be from anyone. You can the same look with Oceanside though. Here is a link that might be useful: manufaturer's website

We have Whirlpool Gladitor cabinets/shelving/rails in our attached 3-car garage and Ikea cabinets in our detached workshop. I would not recommend Ikea cabinets in a heavily used garage around vehicles and what not because they are likely to get damaged pretty easily. Gladiator products are all metal but pricey. We paid the same amount for our Gladiator cabinets as we did for twice as many Ikea cabinets. But Gladitor is worth the extra cost IMHO. P.S. Gladitor is available from Sears as well as several online sources. I believe they are also avaialble through Lowes and/or Home Depot by special order now too. P.S.S. We find the tall gear boxes to be especially useful for storing paint, cleaning supplies, etc. The wall cabinets are generally too small to store anything but small items. Here is a link that might be useful: Gladiator

Chas, you're right, it's a local pick up. It's called JNJ Online Auction and they sell anything except used clothing and bedding or stuffed animals. But they'll sell hunting coats and vests, and used boots, apparently they aren't clothing, LOL. Anyway, they sell everything from guns to Ugg boots and designer purses to rice cookers, furniture, lots of depression glass, old tractors, campers, cars, local honey and maple syrup they've even sold a couple of pieces of real estate and one parrot. I like it because I can go to their place and actually look at something, pick it up, check it out, try it on, then decide whether I want to bid on it. If I win the item at auction I have one week to go pay for it and pick it up. I've gotten some great buys there, and got burned a couple of times because didn't go check before I bought something. Elery has gotten a lot of tools there, including the two tile saws we used when we did all that tile here at this house and his son bought snowboards and brand new never used tennis rackets for his kids. You never know, though, what people like. I've seen some things sell for more money than they cost new at the store, I guess they get carried away bidding. Then other things, like these pans, just don't seem to attract a lot of attention. Annie