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Thanks. Yes, 1x8 pine tongue and groove. 4 coats of sealer. 7 full skids of it and I am still short to finish loft rooms. 30 minutes North of Dayton

Making the bar area a little cozier and cleaner. Needed a roof on the bathroom area anyway.

Forgot I started this post "a few" years ago. Still a work in progress. Covering OSB with tin siding around bottom and trimming things out the biggest parts.

Yes, the floor slopes are pretty good except right around the drain. Only grinding to fix the drain issue would be covered by them, might get a little extra grinding out of them, but the floor coating would be on me.

This was picture from this summer, non radiant side. Side with radiant. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

We built a large 48x72 garage this last year. Concrete is sloped fairly well to two different trough drains, but we are have some issue with pooling near the drain. Our contractor has offered to cut out area near drain, lower drain slightly and re-pour. He has also offered to try to grind the...

Thought I'd share a pic of my favorite part of the interior. Wife did a great job decorating for the holidays. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks for all the comments. It has really been a dream come true for us and I feel very blessed. Worked a lot over the weekend getting loft up and the floor sheeted. Pics aren't that great since it was dark when I took them. Weather has turned really cold now, so there probably won't be...

I didnt price 18 ft. With us both driving full size trucks, 20ft is comfortable, but not overly spacious. Both doors and operators are commercial rated. I had 7k in the doors thru a friend who also installed, I saved over 2k using a normal contractor and helping on installation. Another...

Finally getting started on finishing garage. Working on dividing cold storage side (40x48) from the heated side (32x48). We had the 14ft in the center built with scissor trusses to put a loft. On the bottom I will have a 13 x 14 enclosed room for wood working and grinding to help keep dust...

Both doors are 20 ft wide. One is 10ft tall and the other is 13'3". I didnt compare costs on splitting the door into two, I like the wide opening. I think it makes getting in and out easier and allows me to pull vehicles in the center easier for washing. I have clopay commercial insulated...

It's been a while, should have final inspection this week and be able to move in this weekend. Once we are moved in, I'll finally be able to start working on garage interior. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Exterior finished except for some stone wainscot and concrete approach if it's in the budget. Interior is insulated and starts getting drywall tomorrow. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks. That's exactly what I was looking for. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Anyone on here able to help with gutter and downspout sizing ? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk