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I went back and forth looking at 2 post vs 4 post lifts. My shop is 2400 sq ft so I had plenty of room. Only problem I saw was the 4 post lift takes up so much room itself. After talking to guys with a 4 post lift most of them said they never moved them. I went with the 2 post in my shop...

I recently purchased a BendPak 10,000 lb. Asymetrical lift for our shop at home. It will be used for oil changes and minor work. My son, brother, nephew and I set it up with no problems in about 6 hours. I had an electrician wire it up and we bled the hydraulics the next day. It works great...

Should I worry about the tile breaking under the weight of the car? Is there a special way to lay the tile to prevent this from happening?

It is only PEI 4 which should be an issue and it is not rectified which is also not an issue unless you are specifically looking for PEI 5 and rectified. I have no idea what this means. Can you tell me more? I would rather have the 18" square tile I think. Not sure.

I can do that drive Where is it?

The color tile you picked wold be perfect for my project.

70818 Thanks for the help

I am also preparing to do a porcelain tile floor in my garage / office (425 sq ft) For a long time it was a garage that I parked my Corvette in and I used it as an office as well. I have remodeled and transformed it into an office that I will park my car in. The room now has wainscoting and...

My garage is 30' deep x 40' wide. One side has a 20' door for two cars while the other side has a 12' door for one car. I can open all the doors on all the cars, at the same time and never hit the other car or a wall. Plenty of room. With that said I believe that if you don't spend time doing...

A 16' door is awful narrow to park 2 cars in and 22' deep is pretty shallow. Lay it out with some tape in an open parking lot and you park 2 cars in the area you taped off. You be the judge.