Recent content by rcass

In MN, have (3) 9x8 HAAS 2000 series insulated doors, in middle of winter with temps well below 0 the garage never gets below freezing (not heated); walls and ceiling insulated as well

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I have repaired by cleaning out area and removing soft material that caused popout, then brush with concrete primer (bonding agent) and fill with a fairly dry mortar mixture

thanks! just got $50 off X12 months

would love chance, thanks!

we have solid cedar beams for our entrance and used rymar extreme weather stain/sealer. It is excellent and should last several (they say 10) years. Sold at SW.

looks like timber ash from lowes, 8"X48" tiles, I have it installed in a laundry room and it is fantastic tile.

get shake and rake insulation http://www.menards.com/main/building-materials/insulation/loose-fill-insulation/insulmax-reg-shake-and-rake-loose-fill-fiberglass-insulation/p-1444437002091-c-5777.htm?tid=-5989336962736742756

Find a Haas dealer (www.haasdoor.com), excellent quality. Currently have four 2000 series and extremely happy.

Rymar stain...excellent

what kind of prep did you do?

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check out haas doors in american walnut, similar but not glossy.

Talstar P concentrate, 30ml to 1 gallon, spray indoor and outdoor perimeter...no more spiders

EPDM is great idea, build a 2x4 frame and round over, staple in place. 10x20 for $119 http://www.menards.com/main/p-2259560-c-12589.htm