I installed a room ventilation fan which was less than perfect. So I moved my Smoke Shack to our Garage. Window AC was not sealed very well, so I redid the AC and moved my area to the garage. Not a problem. Actually happy with the whole project.
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Any where in the world where the wee vice is legal. I will usually refrain in close areas with children, legal or not.
My deck from spring until it gets too cold, which isn't all that far off.
Then the heated garage in the winter - just a camp chair similar to the one up above if I'm lounging or on the stool at the workbench if I'm doing something more focused.
Those are the usual "areas" when I'm at home.
Then the heated garage in the winter - just a camp chair similar to the one up above if I'm lounging or on the stool at the workbench if I'm doing something more focused.
Those are the usual "areas" when I'm at home.
I have a room in my home I use. Often I walk through the house with a pipe. As long as it isn’t for too long the wife doesn’t mind. But 95% of my smoking is in my smoke room.
I’m lucky to have a home in town with a hilly, wooded back yard. I’ve terraced out a couple of nice spots to sit and I’ve got a nice tree house with a covered deck if it’s raining. In the front yard I’ve got a couple of spots as well. Mostly I smoke while walking my dog, but if I’m in a sitting mood the spots below are pretty comfortable.
As long as I'm in the garage, might as well be equipped with sound. Ipad output to stereo channel splitter, to speakers
Garage with a cheap folding chair and a cooler as a table. Upgrading with a space heater and a cheap outdoor recliner. The garage door cracked open after my smoke is the air filter. Bucket is the ashtray.
When our daughter got married, I converted her former bedroom into an office/den. I keep all my pipes in there.
Are you the guy who posted a "how to choose a pipe for a smoke" thread?
