Recent content by Midge907

Well after 5 months of no updates, maybe I should post some pictures soon. in the stages of mud and tape now on the shop. Wood stove is running and a furnace just shipped from N.Carolina that I wanted. 200 amp service has been in for a few weeks, and did the blow in insulation in the attic...

I was looking at getting the 8500, however once I looked at the instruction manuals it specifically said that its not for low clearance applications ??? In my research last night I found a listing for the Liftmaster 8587 being used for low clearance and up to 12' door. Anyone have experience...

Currently looking to figure out what door opener I want for my new garage. I am installing 11' tall doors x 12' wide. I have a 12' ceiling so I will be doing a low clearance kit for the track. I am looking for advice for what openers people have used for a similar setup, as I am at a loss...

Thanks for the info, I knew the heights would work now, but Ill have to look into the other info you gave, and look up the info for the openers I was looking at. Still haven't ordered the overhead doors yet, but will within the next month most likely.

Side stepping from siding at the moment, trying to figure out my electrical. Think i'm going to go with 16 each 4'long lights, just can't decide if I should do 2-bulb or 4-bulb. Need to go take a closer look at what the stores have. Going to wire in a grid so that 4each are hooked up to 4...

Started back on the shop last week, finished all the T1-11 siding yesterday, figured I would start by posting a picture part way through that process. Been spending the day cleaning up the inside of the shop. Sides and back have 1" of foam, while the front is OSB direct to studs, with T1-11...

Large Monitor/Toyo stove, woodstove, and eventually a furnace for makeup/recovery air. The Monitor will always be set at its lowest point which I believe goes as low as 55.

I did, put a couple sheets of osb and t1-11 on, then walked away. Get back on it the end of April.

Got my shingles on, went pretty easy, just tedious.

Finally started laying shingles last night, slow start but I'll pick up pace with more expierience.

Just so you know it was actually switched to a 36'x44', but I couldn't switch the title of the thread. So far including the purchase of the shingles i'm sitting at about $33k if that helps.

The Borough Tax Assessor showed up yesterday :(

It is cut in and supported, it is a insulated box beam. Darker color because I had a lot of pressure treated around to use up. Very heavy to put into place, I can say that.

Temps have been high 20's at night, low 40's during the day. My location is a little higher then town so the snow gets to me quicker.

Not frozen solid yet. 1" of snow on the project last night, hopefully will melt off in the afternoon.