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I'm not sure what the item numbers were, but my local store has 2 different ones on display. I didn't comb through them too much as I was there to look at the 56" model. However, one big difference that I did notice was that on one model the drawers had true full extension drawer slides that...

I was looking at the new harbor freight 56" top and bottom box this weekend and noticed the new bottom box has a different design for the plastic locking tabs on the right side of the drawers. They are a different shape and are also held in with 2 Phillip's screws instead of rivets like the old...

Yes upstairs and downstairs will be heated. There's a full size stair case that goes up to the attic so I don't have anything to stop the heat from going up there anyway. Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

I will be insulating all the way to the peak. I use the garage attic as storage and have a full size staircase going up there. Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

I'm getting ready to begin installing baffles from the soffit to the ridge vent in my garage attic so I can then begin insulating. I noticed my ridge vent oesnt go all the way across the peak. It stops about 3' from each end. Should I still install baffling in that section from soffit to peak...

I'm getting ready to clean up and paint my attached garage. I only use this garage to park in and will probably use it as a hang out spot when company is over. I live in a rural area and there are old cobwebs and spider webs all over the walls and ceiling. I got alot off with a broom, but there...

Not sure how old it is. I bought this house a year ago. It was built in 98. I'm in southeast Michigan. My land is pretty flat. No noticeable water running off that I can see, but definitely no standing water either. Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

I don't think the other side by the wall/door has dropped. At least I don't see any signs that it has. Everything along that wall appears as it should as far as the pad goes Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

I have been thinking about finishing my 30x40 garage floor lately and have read through countless threads about all the different methods. One of the problems I am dealing with though is a heaved pad at one of the expansion joints. The pad that is heaved almost feels like there isn't anything...

What kind of outside lighting does everyone use? When I moved into my house all of the outside lighting was LED. Looked great, but I live in the middle of nowhere and there is a lot of insects and spiders. The LED light attracted the bugs which then attracted huge spiders. I read that yellow...

Wasn't aware of shunted sockets. I'll read up on them. However, on the ballast ready tubes I got, one side of them IS marked "L" and "N". The other side is not. Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

I didn't get a chance to mess with it today, but as soon as I do I'm going to bypass the ballast and see. Since the LED tube is not full of gases like the traditional fluorescent bulb, I think it will be ok. Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

They are brand new fixtures with electronic ballasts. They work fine with the t8 LED tubes, I was just wondering if it would damage the tubes if I bypassed the ballasts. Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

I have 12 of the Utilitech 4ft shop lights from lowes. They have the regular t8 fluorescent tubes. I just bought a bunch of t8 LED tubes that are direct replacements. Bypassing the ballast isn't necessary. However, I've read that the ballasts consume 3 to 7 watts and also could fail. Can I...

Great looking barn and property! Im just north of you in Newport, MI.