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So many posts about so many different installations, all with a different set of specs, and all looking for answers. So no wonder I'm confused. I have a condo with and unfinished, attached garage. 22x22 so it's smaller than the one I had at my previous house. Plan is to insulate and drywall the...

So I have all 15 amp outlets in the garage. Some are GFCI protected, some not. Anyhow, I was thinking of getting a basic 110v Flux Core wire welder to do small touchups on the go kart I'm building. But the welder requires 20 amps. Other than the breaker and outlet, what makes a circuit a 15 or...

I do not have the desire to install a nat gas heater myself, so I'm getting turnkey prices from a couple of local heating folks. This raises some questions: Vendor 1 estimated installation of a 45K BTU Reznor at $2800! And they said a Reznor doesn't need a dedicated 110 circuit. Seems high to...

All along my original intent was to go with the modular tiles (racedeck, etc.) but subsequent posts regarding the use of porcelain tiles have caught my interest. I see many tiles described as porcelain, with price points all over the map, many lower than the plastic modulars. I will use jacks...

In Michigan, with all the snow and slush, the garage floor gets pretty filthy rather quickly and gets tracked into the house. I want to put in modular tiles, but don't expect a tile floor to be any cleaner, therefore a perforated, or ventilated, tile might be the solution. I am looking at many...

In the planning process for the garage, and have decided to go with modular tiles. Polymer or PVC yet to be determined. My question is this: Along the back of the garage is a 5-foot deep raised level. It's 6" above the garage floor proper. On this level, and against the back wall, is where the...

OK: I had the local rep drop off samples of Racedeck tiles. As nice as they were they seemed "noisy." So I visited a local dealership of classic cars the has Racedeck in the showroom and I found it irritating how much the floor would "click and clack" when you walked on it. and the darker colors...