Recent content by avalancheMM

My grandmother, God bless her, used to say, " it's only the rich man that buys cheap, because he has the money to buy it over, and over, and over.......... Regards

+1 on white interior walls, mine is 40'x60' with 18' walls, all white. i have 4- 4'x3' windows set at 1 foot below the ceiling on the south side, plus LED lighting, during the day you don't even need the lights for general putzing around. We also plumbed a toilet, sink, and shower, with washer...

Thank you so much for all the effort and time that go into making this an amazing place to kill and hour or two, and learn a ton of tips, tricks, and absorb some of the experience posted here. This has quickly turned into one of my daily reads, thanks again from a redneck Canuck!! Regards,

40'x60' with 18' walls, mainly for my motor home and equipment. Woodworking projects, too! Regards

Finally getting around to posting a few pics, structure and concrete have been done for about 6 weeks, 100A electrical and water supply are in, bathroom is framed, waiting to get septic holding tank installed, and complete bathroom electrical, probably next weekend. WIll post pics of LED...

Just finished ours about a month ago - 40'x60' with 18' ceilings, put in a 16'x16' OH door and man door in one end, and a 10'x10' OH door and man door in the other end (both on the 40' walls). Built an 8'x 12' bathroom with toilet, sink, shower and 8' ceilings, with mezzanine on top so we can...

Sorry, haven't been here for a bit, the fixtures I had installed are Phillips FBX-24L, with the Wide Optics option (dispersion) - 24,000 Lumens per fixture, the shop is 40'x60' with 18' walls, and they are extremely effective, so far (only 3 weeks), so good! Regards

Just lit my 40'x60'x18' ceiling shop with 6 Phillips 24"x24" LED fixtures - they were expensive, like $350 each, but guaranteed parts and labor for 5 years, life expectancy of 10 years at 6hours per day. My local electrician suggested 9- 4 bulb T5 fluorescent fixtures to start with, and instead...