Recent content by Quazit

I read it somewhere when this project started (A few months ago). I now realize they werent talking about an electric garage door and were referring to the manual spring loaded doors I guess. I will be housing my 1977 Camaro Ive restored and it will be my shop for working on cars also. Will not...

Catching up here folks. Bear with me. I read it somewhere, and know nothing a out garage doors. At this point maybe they were referring to a manual door with a spring..? In my ignorance I didnt even know there might be a difference.

If I understand what youre saying then the graphic for it (The blocks, wood and gap) would look something like this?

Yes sir . I'm good with one block on the bottom perimeter if that solves a problem. I just don't know how to to rough in doors or Garage doors with the cinderblock in play and securing the bottom plates to the block properly. Its a good solution, I just need more knowledge to use it. Is there...

Thanks everyone for the responses. I had not done the math for the cinderblock and materials (yet) so the conclusion you all mentioned makes a lot of sense. FWIW, The 10' stud cost I was considering when I mentioned the $2.00 additional cost in my mind I will also need more panels to finish...

Hey thanks for the response. Don't have a budget per sey just building and planning as I go and trying to be cost effective with building it myself. I have built a 10x20 building before in the same yard that I use as a shop. They quoted me 17k for a steel building locally so I passed on that.

Hello folks. Thank you for the add. Glad to be here. I presently have a 14'x24' cement slab poured which I am building a single car garage on. It was poured without the anchors, so I will have to drill and insert my own. The proposed building will have one single electric garage door. I...