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baking rack i bought from amazon and modified:

Keep them. I used my extra for shed I built so it matches my garage.

Here's my pallet rack bench i built into the corner. The rack is bolted together for strength.

Vinyl roll works well. Just buy the recommended glue and spreader tip and it goes on quick and easy.

I used the 100w version of these lights : https://www.ebay.com/itm/100W-150W-200W-250W-300W-UFO-LED-High-Bay-Light-Factory-Industrial-Shed-Lighting/163098294831?hash=item25f96a7a2f%3Am%3AmG-UiWFasP_ugSXq6KcBrSQ&var=462249451162 Very bright, easy to install and inexpensive.

You can do a single coat of SPGX but it will be thin if you go by the 300-400 sqft. spec per can.

I used 1/2 the anti slip recommended and it is a little slippery. Last shop I was in had a lot of anti slip and it was a pain to sweep and mop so i decided to use less and try to be more careful when the floor is wet. I would run the full amount of if you are concerned about the slip. Im not...

I recently installed Armorpoxy SPGX coating in my new shop. Ill offer my quick review. With 720sq ft. of concrete to cover, I bought 2 gallons of clear because I wanted the industrial look. It arrived within a week of the order. I degreased, pressure washed, and etched the floor. When...

I was my own GC on my 30x24 shop. Pros: Saved $14k Cons: Took 2 months longer than should have

Sounds like you do major repairs. Why don't you just change the permit to a major repair facility?

I paid $9/sq. ft here. I did no prep though, the contractors did it all. It was the best price I could find.

That scaffolding at full height is wobbly. I put some ratchet straps on the bottom of mine to tighten it up.

So your telling me that a supplier extends credit to a contractor that the customer is on the hook for? Wow, never heard of this at all. This practice should be illegal.

I wired my lift to a receptacle right on the lift. That way, I can unplug like it is a disconnect. Another benefit is that I can plug my welder into that receptacle if needed.

Far from house means a lot of trenching for power, etc. As for doors, I would say one big door and one small door.

I had the same issue. I bought a new seal from home depot and stacked it on the old seal. That extra 1/2" drop allowed it to seal.

If you plan on leaving in a couple years, just use a rapidair 90500 1/2" kit on the outside of the drywall. When you move out, you can take it with you. Ive used 2 of those kits and really like them. You may have to buy some clamps and tees to complete the kit.

Part of it is how it is driven on. You have a better chance of no damage if the trucks back up slowly with very little turning. I have an old 3.5" driveway with no rebar and had no damage after 4 concrete deliveries. BTW, my contractor wanted $1600 for a pump truck.

Ive had my best luck with contractors from craigslist. I try to get at least 3 estimates too.

You guys realize that you would need to lift the hydraulic cylinder over 10' to install this lift right? This isnt a typical lift install. A ladder wont cut it.