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That's interesting, if I was to expand this some day this would be the end I would use. Very cool.
The garage doors bid we went with are using Janus products. This is getting better and better as I learn from folks like you. I will be installing the 200 amp panel and pulling wire tomorrow morning after work shift. once we get the single phase electrical completed we can insulate and install 3/4" plywood along the parameter. I planed on placing 4'x8' sheets on end to allow placement of shelves, brackets, reels etc. The last top 8" will run wild going past the scrim sheets covering the insulation. we will then start mocking the three phase equipment that will require conduit for ceiling drops. This will reduce the need for power cords along the floor.
I do have a question, I plan on running a buffer type machine to clean up the floor prior to sealing and caulking the saw cuts (sikca self leveling), what type and or brand would you recommend for this allocation. I will be running a 5000 lb. forklift inside for those heavy welding projects. I would also want something that oil would wipe up without soaking in. I appreciate your input.
I also wanted your opinion on roof vents as I put two 10' in bay 1 and 3. I know its a bit late to ask at this point but any other tricks to achieve long term weather proofing.
They sealed up nice on the roof and I used outside closures with butyl seal on both sides. I was thinking a sheet metal "eyebrow" along the sides only to keep the sun off of the foam closures preventing dry rot.
Thanks again
The garage doors bid we went with are using Janus products. This is getting better and better as I learn from folks like you. I will be installing the 200 amp panel and pulling wire tomorrow morning after work shift. once we get the single phase electrical completed we can insulate and install 3/4" plywood along the parameter. I planed on placing 4'x8' sheets on end to allow placement of shelves, brackets, reels etc. The last top 8" will run wild going past the scrim sheets covering the insulation. we will then start mocking the three phase equipment that will require conduit for ceiling drops. This will reduce the need for power cords along the floor.
I do have a question, I plan on running a buffer type machine to clean up the floor prior to sealing and caulking the saw cuts (sikca self leveling), what type and or brand would you recommend for this allocation. I will be running a 5000 lb. forklift inside for those heavy welding projects. I would also want something that oil would wipe up without soaking in. I appreciate your input.
I also wanted your opinion on roof vents as I put two 10' in bay 1 and 3. I know its a bit late to ask at this point but any other tricks to achieve long term weather proofing.
They sealed up nice on the roof and I used outside closures with butyl seal on both sides. I was thinking a sheet metal "eyebrow" along the sides only to keep the sun off of the foam closures preventing dry rot.
Thanks again
