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It's a completely different type of application....

That's not a shop- that's a laboratory!!! Nice.................

Looked on here for ideas to run air lines and saw suggestions for PEX. Contacted a PEX supplier and they said there are no lines rated for forced air systems. Thoughts?

Also on the Ikea website is a home planner that you can look at and design your workspace using the various cabinetry. Gives you pricing too.

Thanks Charles- that's exactly the input I was looking for. I too saw they seemed mostly uplighters, but was wondering with the white ceiling if they would work. Sounds like it will be too much trouble to get them to work, as I would have to get the upper lenses if they weren't included. And if...

I have a 30' x 48' x 14' pole building that will have white interior steel panels installed. I found some lights that I am unfamiliar with. They are Finelite Series 10 pendant mounts that use 6 T8 bulbs each. From what I have read from the Finelite website, these lights cast more light from the...

Okay, so hopefully I will have my tube heater installed by the end of the month. My question I am presenting is this: at what time of year do I turn this thing on? I saw in a previous post (can't find it now, naturally) to turn it on and warm the concrete before it gets too cold out. This year...

Thanks, now I'm hungry!!!!!

So if I use the regular pipe dope for underground propane lines am I still ok?

Okay looking for some advice. I have attached a drawing of my pole barn that I plan on buying a tube heater for. My question is where to put it. I am debating on one 100K 40' unit placed along the back wall, but am concerned about getting enough heat toward the overheads. This would be much...

Okay, let me throw this out there... I was looking at website that sells SunStar tube heaters and saw this... SunStar ToughGuy Straight Tube Propane Heater 50K BTU - 30' $849.00 /EA SunStar ToughGuy Straight Tube Propane Heater 75K BTU - 20' $849.00 /EA SunStar ToughGuy...

Two doors but consider how wide you can go. Built a house about 4 years ago- didn't even give the doors a thought until the first time we used them. Can barely get an Explorer through them- I think they are 8' wide. Looking at the framing and surrounding walls, I could have easily gone 10' wide...

Thank you Roaddog and Fueler- lots of very useful information!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That is what one of the crabs I talked to said. Did you call Reverberray directly or did you talk to a wholesaler/contractor?

That's why I'm debating on the two. The wall opposite the overheads is the west wall, but it think it would be more efficient to run two 20 footers the short way (my overheads are along the 48' side). Also it won't interfere with the lift as much once that goes in. Also, just got a qoute...