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I did. It worked remarkably well and was fast and inexpensive. Sadly no pictures at hand as I've since sold that shop. Sent from my Pixel 4a using Tapatalk

Farmall, Would love to hear your opinion as I've been considering the same for my ironman 210. Can you share a link with what you bought? Sent from my Pixel 4a using Tapatalk

I'm looking to add a natural gas heater to my 2 car daily driver grage. It will require a horizontal vent. Ordinarily I would use a HotDawg type heater, but because of the layout the vent will be very visible form the street. I wish to avoid the usual hotdawg type III vent style that sticks...

All, Thank you! You confirmed my suspicions so dimmers it is. CD, you mentioned too much light being detrimental to ones health. What exactly do you mean by that? Vin Sent from my Pixel 4a using Tapatalk

All, I just scored 20 of these Home Depot commercial electric 18,000 lumen 2x1 foot lights for an absurdly low price. https://images.homedepot-static.com/catalog/pdfImages/d8/d8814a2e-679d-45cd-ac6b-9d8c7c7b513c.pdf I would like to install these in my soon to be built 30x35 garage (13 foot...

Thanks John I'm installing 12 of these lights so that is where the 17 amps or so came from. I'll likely pull dimming circuit wires to my switch boxes such that if this idea doesn't work I can add a second dimmer if needed. Thanks Vin Sent from my Pixel 4a using Tapatalk

Likely something like this: IP710-LFZ https://www.leviton.com/en/products/ip710-lfz I've confirmed that the "switch" simply breaks the 120v side and has nothing to do with the dimming circuit. I would not use the switch portion of this leviton unit, but rather would use a pair of stand-alone...

I'm soon to install 12 LED high bay lights in three rows of 4. Each fixture draws 170 watts (17 amps total draw) so I will break them into 2 "banks" of lights as opposed to using a 20 amp switch. This works well for the layout of my shop. I plan on wiring the 0-10v dimming circuit for these...

SPaikmos, Thanks for the very thoughtful reply. I'm torn, as I love the look of a white floor (when clean) but I am a total OCD type. I'm not sure I can tolerate the constant cleaning, and am considering a light gray. the comments on anti-slip were very on point. Thank you for those. You...

Thanks for confirming what I hoped. Pretty powerful units in a small package. Will get this worked into the concrete pour ASAP Thanks!

Fair question. 2 reasons from my perspective: -This will be attached to my house (via my basement) and I want to be able to turn the air over quickly to avoid any smells making their way into the living space. The shop is underground, no windows or skylights, and I prefer to keep the doors...

Thank you! This is exactly the feedback I hoped for. Vin Sent from my Pixel 4a using Tapatalk

Thanks guys, I've had mixed results with drylock, and frankly hate applying the stuff. I much rather waterproof from the outside, which we will do on this project. White strain looks interesting. Frankly, I had no idea there was such a thing. (In white). I may grab a gallon and see what...

Do you know if it can be sprayed through an airless sprayer? Sent from my Pixel 4a using Tapatalk

That was quick! Is (white) polyurea without flake or antiskid generally too slippery? I assume two color coats followed by clear. If so, is this as simple as adding some non-skid sand type coating and skipping the chips entirely. To be blunt, I really don't want a full broadcast floor...

I'm building a below grade shop (think walkout basement) of poured concrete and concrete slab roof. Think of it as a walkout basement. There will not be any windows or skylights, so I want to keep the space as bright as possible. Ideally the walls will be white. Can anyone suggest the best...

I'm kicking off a new garage build totaling about 1000 sq/ft. Ceilings are 14 ft, so about 14000 cubic feet in volume. It is essentially a walkout basement with three walls (and roof) buried, and one wall opening to the outside with garage doors. Since this will be below grade and without...

I'm kicking off a new garage build totaling about 1000 sq/ft. This will be below grade and without windows/skylights, so keeping it bright is important. This is a hobby shop with automotive and woodworking. I would like to do a while polyurea floor for light reflection, costs and...

Sorry for the delayed response, I've been busy building this project. This is new construction with exterior applied waterproofing and significant drainage built in. Still on the lookout for something to paint the interior (with the exception of the floor) white that is sprayable if anyone is...

Where did you find this for under 700 including shipping? I'm looking to buy but all prices are closer to 800 Sent from my Pixel 2 using Tapatalk