Recent content by Rob Hughes

I'd have to guess 60-75 lbs...I will weigh it tonight if you like. Not all that sure about how one would go about shipping her cost effectively without damaging it.

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Vintage Monroe Shocks Garage Cabinet Fresh out of an old service station, this cabinet would look great in any car guy's garage. It has a few spots where the paint is peeling off but the door opens and closes (sorry key is missing but easily replaced, I'm sure)and the casters all work. Check...

The bonus with geothermal heat is that it'll cool and dehumidify your garage the rest of the year as well.....try doing that with a wood stove...lol I have a geo system in my house that uses an electric backup in case the temp diff (actual air vs thermostat) is too great. With good insulation...

What do you guys set your dehumidifiers at in your basements? How about your garages?

Good sale on this one, I just bought one last night...nothing like waiting till the last minute. LOL Hurry sales runs till midnight tonight. http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10051&langId=-1&catalogId=10053&productId=100466724 $2600 delivered didn't seem...

I have a customer who just built a 16 bedroom 16 bathroom "house" he spent the $5K to join and after extensive comparison shopping he felt it was money well spent.....for the average "Joe", it might be a better idea to glom off a buddy with a membership.

I own a small very old gas station in NY, inside of our "office" we've had 3/4 plywood floors unfinished for over 40 years. The floor gets an incredible amount of traffic, the door is left open most of the year and the floor gets soaked when it rains and it holds up amazingly well. We've had to...

When I did mine I was thinking about one of those televators but it's WAY WAY too small if you are going to put anything even semi substantial up there....just look at the opening. Instead I went with a pull down http://www.wernerladder.com/newprods/s2200.php snf I can't beleive how nice it...