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    Lighting in a "Barn" Workshop

    Swung by Lowes and Home Depot today to window shop...I know they're usually not the best price points if you have time to wait for shipping from elsewhere, but holy hell they were wild compared to online sites. Who are the preferred/reliable online lighting dealers?
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    Lighting in a "Barn" Workshop

    Was thinking the front half (vehicle maintenance) and back half (woodshop) on different circuits, though I suspect if one goes out I won't use the other half much until I've repaired them all. Also plan on having a deep freezer out there on its own circuit, outlets on one, a dedicated outlet...
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    Lighting in a "Barn" Workshop

    I'll have to do that math when I figure out the lights I'm using and how many. I'm guessing around 8-10 given the ~650 square footage.
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    Lighting in a "Barn" Workshop

    I take it I should be using 12/2 for this lighting, correct?
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    Lighting in a "Barn" Workshop

    I suppose that's a follow-on question I have, which way I should run the lights, along the length of the barn and perpendicular to the beams, or parallel to them along the width? Not sure what the coverage/overlap needs to be, read they should be spaced 4-10 feet apart, I suppose that depends on...
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    Lighting in a "Barn" Workshop

    I would imagine storage fees add up quick, as well
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    Lighting in a "Barn" Workshop

    Thanks. Yeah, lots of ingress and egress points. Wsa thinking conduit but this might work better, already a lot of pre-drilled holes in the beams along the walls from the last time there was wiring in there, they're big enough to fit this it seems
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    Lighting in a "Barn" Workshop

    What's BX? We do have a heft rat and chipmunk population in the area but I haven't caught them nesting in the garage at all. Yet
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    New Member in New England

    No worries...I posted pics in my question in the lighting forum!
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    New Member in New England

    Greetings. I bought a house in New England a couple years ago with a detached barn/garage. At some point, it was expanded, and the extension was build around the other building, so it looks like a barn eating another barn and has some unique attributes to work around - namely, three different...
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    Lighting in a "Barn" Workshop

    Howdy, new guy here finally getting around to finishing a project. A couple years ago I bought a house in New England with a detached barn/garage. This thing is a bit weird, and looks like a barn eating another barn. At some point an owner just built an extension around the existing building...
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