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In my opinion I would go with whatever you feel comfortable with. I plan on running copper just because I'm comfortable working with it and I don't plan on running it in area's where I will hit it with vehicles or equipment. Jsut my 2 cents

I just have to share... I contacted Dannmar at the e-mail address listed and they have been nothing but kind and courteous. Gabe contacted me back via e-mail even though he was out of the office for the day and has been very supportive. Rudy the sale manager even contacted me to make sure I...

Is it just the glue holding the Velcro? If so a staple through the velcro will solve that problem.

Brian, I would lovve to get a hold of these, Where in Chicago may I ask? IF so you want to lend em your reciept to price match???

Problem is that the LVL's and I-Joists are runing at 9 1/2" and 10 1/2" and are not avaialble in 22' spans. The 2x6x22's are running at $10 each so cost is negligable there. Wondering if I should double every other or every third 2x8?

Scary enough yes you can. Menard's carries the 2x6x24' in stock! I spoke with a lumberyard at lunh (wanted an opinion from the pro's not ba big box store) and they suggest at least 2x8, it will give 10 psf live load and 5 psf dead load. Another option they suggested was doubling up the 2x6's...

Okay, what would be the bare minimum for a 22' span without a center beam? I am trying to not cut into the already measley 5' storage up top.

Hello everyone, I'm having a 15' high 28'x22' reverse gambrel roof garage built by a garage builder and they are using only five 2x6x22' to span the loft area. The salesman states I could purchase my own 2x6x22' lumber and have them install them when they build the garage. I plan on having...

If you are going witha large logo you may want to consider perforated vinyl, it willa llow the bas color and clear toprcoat to adhere better than having a vinyl logo floating between the layers and eventually lifting.

Fred, I would like to know more about the Supergrip 850. I live in the midwest and I get water/snow on the pavement when it falls of the car and melts but I am interested in something that is easy to clean. Wolverine and Fred, do you have any samples or pictures that we can all see? Even of a...

There are some posts here (mainly wolverine coating ones) that people have broadcast the maximum amount of color chips and when they clear it it gives it that orange peel effect, I assume this would give some traction but still make it easy to clean, unlike the grit in the silica sand.

I don't know if this has been covered or not, if so I appologize. Has anyone used single color chips in their epoxy floors? This would allow you to sort of use the chips as texture but not have to worry to much about the camafloge effect when you drop a nut or bolt.