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Tempered glass shelves from Amazon Spray Paint the wire screen black and it almost disappeared

You have a hinge point in your wall. The gable was not a scissor like the other trusses. You need to add framing from bottom wall plate all the way to the top google scissor truss and hinge point and you will get a few ideas for fixes

just reporting with an update installed one of the 3800 on the 16ft door and it seems to work just fine with tapered drums and all

I will check for a tag tomorrow. they did readjust the doors and they will stay in where you place them However the 16ft door is still to hard for my wife to pull down is this going to be a problem with the 3800 openers ? the reviews on amazon seem to say that the door has to go down with...

that is what I thought but these doors race back to the top

I had 2 new doors put in my new garage today one 10 x8 the other 16 x 8 both with hi lift and slope ceiling . Did not have the openers installed but I am going to use the liftmaster 3800 openers . The problem is the doors are wound so tight that I can hardly get them down and then they will not...

Guess I should have said two post and not expected someone to read my mind. The question of symmetric or asymmetric hasnt been decided looking for pros or cons of the two styles? Thanks to all that responded and the rebar placement is one of the reasons I am asking now so I don't hate myself later

Getting ready to pour floor and trying to decide where to place lift. The garage is 36ft deep and I want to install the lift as close to the back as possible how much room should I allow between the lift and wall?

engineered trusses can span much farther than 30 ft

That is what the original plan was but to much time thinking waiting on the weather to get better had me wondering about the slab resting on the footing in one spot and not on the rest was a good thing or not. Why the control joint just inside the door?

that is very close to what I will have except instead of 7' stem wall it will be 4' and 2' stem wall on the upper side and in the front. After I block out for the door openings I will be left with a 6" tall stem wall under the slab at the doorways and the pillasters between the doors will be...

Building on slope which requires part of the stem walls to be step down and taller