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Looks good! I do most of the cooking in our house, but you are correct we have quickly learned to fill it up.

It comes in 2 parts that bolt together. It was not too bad, I just had to make sure and not scratch the brand new floor.

I had not thought of that, the ship has kind sailed on that one.

From day 1 we started demo. This included all the floors in the main level, all the trim and doors in the house, all the cabinets in the kitchen and opening up doorways in to the kitchen/living room to give the house a more open feel. I do not have a lot of pictures of this process, but it was...

Ya, we decided on a redo of both rooms. Pictures to come.

I am not sure if it is against code, but the 1970's Lennox furnace was one of the first things to go. We replaced with a single stage 96% Lennox furnace. Our propane tank was very thankful we made the swap.

Ah, how could I forget.

What you can not see is the rotted subfloor, mold and mouse droppings! The bones were not bad, it just was in a little disrepair.

I have been wanting to start this thread for a while, but now that I have plenty of time on my hands I thought it was a good time to give it a go. My wife and I have been married for almost 11 years. We are now in our third house since we got married. We have flipped two houses before this...

I used OSB in my shop. It turned out pretty nice.

I recommend the TP link Powerline Adapter. This is what I use from my house to the shop and then I have a second router in my shop. It sends the signal over your exist electrical circuits. What I have found is that barn metal blocks most of the wifi signal...

Here is my 30x60.

This is how I did mine and it worked very well. I will have to see if I can find a picture with the insulation installed. I had no issues.

I am shocked you all are having to put on so much primer. The Behr Premium plus covered in 1 coat with a 3/4" roller.

Here is a link to my system and my production/consumption. https://monitoringpublic.solaredge.com/solaredge-web/p/kiosk?guid=cc0e4ebd-e330-47ff-a8ae-8086c92b20df

My panels are rated for 2" hail.

I have a 9.6kw grid tied system. I have only had it for 6 months, so it is up in the air what the ROI is.

It is 30'x60'x14. I used about 64 sheets of plywood.

If anyone is interested, here is a picture of the lights after I installed them. I am getting a high of 105fc and a low of around 70.

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