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I was first going to build a 22x31 shop. Then my great wife said max it out for our lot. We went 24x36. Holy **** I'm glad I did. I have already seen I need bigger. Do NOT go smaller.

I have no idea what this thread is about. But that spray foam..........

That's my problem with versatube. From what I could see they were actually high-priced. My 24x36x10 with 3 9x8 doors was $10500 installed. And that was for a vertical roof, 12 gauge steel and 180 mph upgrades

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B077YC1P3G/?tag=atomicindus08-20 https://m.ebay.com/itm/Outdoor-Storage-Shed-DIY-Building-Kit-Garden-Utility-Garage-Tool-Backyard-Lawn/282814205400?hash=item41d90a4dd8:g:NNwAAOSwEYBaYNRF I'm sure there is all kinds of DIY kits.

The garage will have OSB finished walls. I want to exit the wall at the peak with conduit. And the run is about 30 ft of conduit on the roof line. The only area that will have conduit, is the exposed roofline.

I see you said I could fit two of them. That doesn't mean I can run two different light switches down one single conduit? Don't mind my picture I did it from my phone. It's just to give you an idea. So 1 conduit with both runs inside. Two light switches one for the left side of the shop one for...

Thank you all for the info.

Brevard County, FL I have read online about mixed reviews about putting Romex inside conduit. What my situation is. I have Romex in the walls behind osb board. I need to wire my outlets for my hanging lights. This is an exposed steel building roof. Can I run my 12/2 Romex in conduit where...

90 AMP was not that much more for me to do over the cost of 60 amp. Plus I might have some pool equipment coming off of it at some point. My next question is when I come out of the ground with 2 inch conduit. What's the best way for the connections to go through the metal wall of the steel...

Sorry for the extra questions. Just been ordering stuff. I changed up the box on the right hand side because of breaker type. I want to make sure this box and breaker is what I need. This is where the Ser wire exits the house into this box and switchs to mhf wire to be buried to the detached...

Shopping list. Just want to make sure I'm ordering the correct stuff. Ser wire. https://www.wireandcableyourway.com/2-3-4-ground-ser-aluminum-building-wire.html Mhf wire https://www.wireandcableyourway.com/2-2-2-4-aluminum-mobile-home-feeder-cable.html 6/2 wire...

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I have the roof that way. The problem is even on this board there is conflicting data that shows in high humidity places it should be the opposite. I am not in the business and have no idea. You definitely know more than me. Just saying I've gotten all kinds of different information.

Slowly getting there. Should be starting electrical soon, and running airlines

Great information. Thank you so much. please subscribe just in case I have a couple more questions when I start wiring it up next week.

Thank you so much. And everyone else. New question. If I use ser in the attic. When I exit the house and hit the new sub panel. Can I switch to mhf there?

In the title I did. I should have in the description. State: Florida County: Brevard

Sorry ahead of time for all my questions. I'm building a 24x36 detached garage about 100ft away from the house. I'm about to start the electrical. Plan is 100amp 20 space breaker box. But only a 90amp service. Because of wire size. 1) I have a 150amp service to the house. Can I do 90amp to the...

I did a 24x36. The difference from 4" to 6" was $800. I did 6"

It's initially held in by the double-sided tape along the steel rails. Then the 2 x 4 going horizontal keeps it in place long-term. Don't forget the back side of the insulation is vinyl faced. So it's actually pretty tough.