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Ill get some pics in a little while. Great advice Uncle Bob

Initially he said 30 sheets and that blossomed into 35 sheets, hung mud and taped was originally $1400 now he says $1500. I figure I charge him back for the stuff he broke and tell him see ya never, of course after I inspect everything and account for everything I had in the garage, I didnt have...

I hired a handyman to drywall my garage ceiling, he gave me his quote after seeing the project and I accepted. A few days later he tell me he needs more sheet rock and it'll cost me another 100 bucks. I say ok. Heres where I need the advice, The guy breaks 3 long flourecent light bulbs, one of...

Just read this whole post for the first time. Holy S**T. Just awesome. I would really hate to be the guy paying for it though. You sir are very brave. I'm gonna go curl in the fetal position now due to overwhelming information. For that I thank you. Cant wait to see more.

I wish I had found Garage Journal before planning anything. Other than that... I have 24x40 I wish I had gone 36x40 I have 14' ceilings to fit any lift I want but a second floor for an escape retreat would have been nice I have 38 outlets so I'm good there More lighting would of been better I...

The pictures in the install instructions show an interior and they dont specify for exterior installs. But I was thinking the same thing it would make sense for an exterior install to run them the direction of the slope for rain run off but I dont have that problem with an interior.

I saw somewhere on here a GJ'er installed H&F manufacturing Phase 2 PVC panel on their ceiling and I thought this would be a great alternative to having someone else do drywall. Drywall would be $2500 mud,taped, and painted H&F PVC $1400 shipped to my house. DIY install Heres my question for...

Kevin54 thats why I was thinking pergo because it is super resistant almost impossible to scratch or gouge. Desk looks great btw. thanks

Has any one done a pergo flooring as a bench top??? I had this stuff in a condo and it is virtually indestructible. For a small space it would be dirt cheap too.

Just Installed two 5000 watt farenheat's and the noise is so minimal and the heat is excellent. 900 sq foot garage with 14 foot ceilings and take 15 mins to increase 15 degrees or so. I highly recommend these .

So this is what im working with if it helps... To baffle or Not to baffle?

from what little research I have done, it seems that baffles are needed if I am doing blown in insulation but not really if I am doing batts. Am I wrong? I do not have an attic or even crawl space. The garage is cathedral cielings and will be completly closed in at the top flat of the cieling.

A Whopping 7.99 for 3-7 ground ups

I just bought 2 fahrenheat 5000 watters for $182 each from Lowes. They are discontinued and they are going fast. I had to call Ohio and have them shipped. I found out that Plymouth Indiana and somewhere in Wisconson still have them. Just thought I would give anyone who wants one a heads up...

I have a 40x24 with 14 ft ceilings very well insulated. It never drops below 32f even when it is below 0f. I just want to heat it to about 45f all the time. Would a fahrenheat 5000w be enough?