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The thought I had, was to run a line back to the house and make a loop and install a circulating pump to keep the water moving so it won't freeze. This way you won't waste water. Also, your water will be very cold! A pump might even use less power than a long heat tape.

I have done the plastic thing and you will be amazed the difference it makes.

Trust me when I say that I am not a fan of the grammar police/Nazis. Also, I don't mean to offend, I am sure it was a simple keyboard slip, but this made me laugh. Using then in place of than says exactly the opposite from the intended post.

Margard is good stuff, but expensive. I buy my tempered glass from onedayglass.com About $152.33 free shipping 1/4"x 23"x47"

I had a duplex years ago that I built an insulated shed onto the back of the building to house the furnace. Worked great.

I use the Braeburn 7500. Allows me to move the thermostat wherever I want it. So far it's working great. Braeburn 7500 reviews

In snow country, just make sure it faces south!!!

I bought an after market power vent for a non power vented heater and ran it through the wall. Used it for years, trouble free. You might look into that option!

Sorry for the late response, apparently I don't have notifications on. In any case, I just used a new 3" hole saw. I cut out a cardboard jig that I taped a torpedo level on. That allowed me to get all the holes at the same angle. I would attach a pic but I can't find it or I should say any of...

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Here is a link to what I did. Hope to see some pics of your finished system. Link to another post

What Jonesg said!

I was lazy, I chopped off the excess pallet and left it on there. The added bonus, was It gave me room to pipe the drain out to the front.

These are awesome!! I have them everywhere. I set a 24" shelf on the 20" brackets and a 16" shelf on the 14" brackets. Allows 2 and 3 shelves from a 48" sheet of particle board. I get 5 shelves per standard. I start with a 16" shelf on the bottom around 16" off the floor, or enough room...

It's not a pole barn, but maybe something close to what you were thinking. The spiral register saddles and grills are expensive. So while cruising around the net, I saw this method of cutting 3" holes for vents. Seems to work pretty good. I've managed to get the total external static...

Would love to here the rest of the story.

I had an inkling that you might have been a fireman. My best friend is about to retire from the department. He too can be a stickler for the details. Its definitely good to see things from every angle and perspective. Yours is obviously worth considering and appreciated!

+1 on the Click! I use them professionally, Nice, easy, cheap, units.

You don't have to be so cynical. Not all garages have windows. I wonder if there are statistics on how many guys have burnt to death while working in their garage because there was no window to jump out? I would think that if most of us were in the garage and a fire broke out, we would...