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I hate my cheap pocket door installed in the master bathroom in my 6 year old home. My door is just the opposite - it moves too easily and wants to creep open when we slide it shut. I'm ready to take it out and put in a sliding barn door.

ASME is worth it to me.

I would get it anodized.

Why not make them up to snuff. They are there for a damn good reason. I would definitely get a FPE out there to verify and fix. Get opinions from more than just one company. Fix 'em right, and I would do it now. As others have mentioned, when you or your kids have to sell, they will have to...

As my first boss once told me, "The only difference between a good job and a bad one is how much money you make." I have since learned that this is not always the truth. Yes, you want every job to make money, but if it is an incredible headache or having to deal with morons then sometimes it is...

Beat Feet.

I've been told that is what fails first. I have some of those lighters. I will keep one readily available.

This was a cheap grill that had been opened. No manual. I belong to lots of car forums and we always say to folks who ask dumb questions, "RTFM".

Tremendous. Thank you for your prompt response. And don't you mean "when my igniter fails", lol?

As I put together my gas grill I found this little item about 6" long. What is it please?

How old was this JM board when you installed it? Where and how was it stored until you installed it?

Agree with above...beam clamp

Gotta make it as easy as you can to get the most results.

I believe the OP is talking about holes in the actual metal building, not the insulation/radiant barrier.

I'll take a look next week. Do you have an idea how much you need?

Metal coverings can be slippery when wet.

Exactly. And even without a prior recent thread on the same topic, I am still amazed. Sigh.

I can't believe this post exists today.