Recent content by Josh Bremer

Haha. All you guys are such know it all's. I love it. Plastic line, fuel line, rubber hose. How can you tell someone use an unapproved material on a plumbing system?

How many of you guys are plumbers? Far left pipe is toilet. Flush with the floor. Glue a flange on it. Middle pipe is a vent or stack. Put a 3 x 2 coupling on it and run it in the wall. This becomes you vent for the toilet. If you want you could put a 3" coupling on the middle pipe...

Now this is a helpful post. If you don't know what you are talking about DON'T clutter up the forum.

Wow! You're kidding right?

How far away is the lift from the back wall? How far from the side wall? Have you had any trouble with this location?

I'm building in a small town in Iowa. My house is the first house most see when coming into town. For the most part the houses around me have small detached, attached garages or none at all. The house's around were built in the 60's I think. Mostly ranch.

Because of my 32' depth to work with. I think I will have plenty of room for a bench, tool box and cabinet's at the front. So I will pull up to the bench and box. Which is nice when working on a vehicle. Tools being right behind you.

Yesterday I asked..... "What width would you consider a 2 car garage? What width would you consider a 3 car garage? I would like to know working widths. Like changing wheels or vacuuming with the car doors open, and having another car beside you. Thanks ahead of time for any input." My...

Thank you everyone for your feedback! This helps a bunch.

What width would you consider a 2 car garage? What width would you consider a 3 car garage? I would like to know working widths. Like changing wheels or vacuuming with the car doors open, and having another car beside you. Thanks ahead of time for any input.

Nutty 5.0- I have a few questions. Your 2 post lift is close to the wall. I can see room was an issue. Would you recommend having the lift any further away from the wall? How close is it? Any info would be great. The garage doors. They are 10x10. How much room is between the doors...

I wouldn't tap into the line outside the house. If you have a problem with that line and you don't have a valve you now have two problems. If you trench the line below frost it wont freeze. I wouldn't run heat tape with it. That stuff doesn't last forever. At my house my water service...