has anyone completed a garage to bedroom conversion and can share photo's please?

I'm new to any sort of building project, but I'm curious as to how long one would normally expect to wait for a supposedly well respected steel garage franchise dealer to erect a fairly standard 12x12m garage? My contract was signed December last year and mostly paid for up front. I feel I have been patient in accepting that nothing of a physical nature was going to appear over last summer taking into account council permits had to be obtained and some earth works needed to be completed (Totalspan have been tasked with handling the entire project using their supplied sub-contractors etc) then I accepted that over the winter months weather caused further delays in getting site works done etc, and finally a couple of weeks ago the concrete slab was poured. But now all has gone quiet again and I'm not getting any communication back from Totalspan. Some metal framing appeared right after the concrete went down and nothing since. I'm finding the whole experience really frustrating and disheartening to say the least! I'm left wondering if I'll be waiting yet another year before anything further happens...if at all!! Note I was originally given a time frame of around 3 months to completion.... Just wondering if my scenario is unique or if this is in fact the norm in the industry??

For the Australians , Trade Me is NZ's biggest auction website -- our equivalent of Gumtree / EBay haha . As an aside , 30 years ago I worked with this guy we called Frank -- he looked and acted much like Frank Spencer from Some Mothers Do Have Them . He literally went to a garage sale , and bought the garage ! I would say there is no correct answer , as there are lots of variables . The main ones would be your skills , the distance , the materials used , labour at each end , and so on . Something 500kms away , which needs dismantling , and which you need to hire say a truck and HiAb and driver , get a concrete pad laid , permits , and pay to get it put up , then to find the colour isn't right or one window is in the wrong place or similar compromises would be expensive . Galv Steel ones can get creases in the corners , even if moved across town using a trailer , but maybe that is worth taking a risk . I don't want to sound too snobby , but I doubt I'd do a secondhand garage for myself ( I once did move a double carport 30kms , but that was a roof and 6 steel poles , and I have mates with trucks ! ) , my preference is to spend more and end up with something designed to suit the house in as many respects as I can ( i.e. brick if a brick house , tiles if tiled , etc ) . With a rental property , as long as it suits the style of the house , and is better than not having a garage , I would consider it and paint to suit , but even then things like brick would sway my choice .

Hi - I am looking at ceiling racks for storage above the garage door. How much are they please.