Recent content by the_cowman

Was looking at the combo on page 1, I see some talk about not being good for > 10' ceilings. I have(or will have) 14' ceilings in a 36x52 space. Is there a better LED lighting option for me?

Don't forget the extra tiles for the ones you inevitably mess up either during installation/cutting or in some future mishap.

Back in 2009, I'd just bought a home and knowing I'd be doing a lot of dirty work in it and not wanting to stain up the concrete and hurt resale value I decided epoxy was the way to go. At the time the only option I knew of was the rustoleum kits that I've since read time and again are terrible...

I see quite a few products on your site, not sure what is best for me. I'll be doing ~1800sq ft. Primarily I just want something to protect the concrete from getting stained by grease and oil. It probably also needs to be resistant to gas and all the other things that tend to get spilled in a...

I'll throw this out there and see if anyone has suggestions. Looking at lighting the 36x52 shop in the attached layout. Ceilings are 16', ceiling and wall finished in white pole-barn style ribbed steel. I'd like to go with LED lighting for energy savings/not having to change bulbs. Not hung...

As the title says I am soon having a new floor poured. I wanted to epoxy it because I will be working on cars in this building and I'm sure to spill oils and things. I have had an epoxy floor before and it is great to keep oil from staining and makes cleanup easier. Is there anything...

Definitely going to have a man sized door between those areas, also one into the tack room( I didn't draw the walls there but it's 3 12x12 bays one of which is walled in for storag). The reason we don't have the hay storage running all he way out is that section has a lower ceiling and roof...

Greetings, forum! Been lurking unregistered on and off for a while, thought I'd actually sign up and say hi. Attached is a quick sketch of what I currently have under construction. It's a barn/auto workshop/garage I guess but for tax and permitting purposes we just say "barn". Not in the...