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I have a 20x40 loft in my shop that will be my wood working area. It has OSB on the floor and I want to paint it with something to make it easy to clean. Any epoxy that will work on wood or are they not flexible enough? I know I could just do the good old floor and porch enamel but was hoping...

You have a thin piece of metal with lots of seams and no weather stripping, it is -20 outside, you are going to loose a ton of heat.

I want to put in a 32" or so barn type fan with shutters to **** out any dust and fumes plus the heat in the summer. Question is what are people doing to insulate these in the winter when the heat is on. Plus I still want to be able to use it in the winter. My only thought is I would have to...

That looks to be more of just a sealer. I am looking for an epoxy type product that will look good also.

I want to put something on my 30x54 garage floor. Right now it is bare concrete with nothing on it 8 years old, the floor is heated. I need something that will hold up to abuse; welding, cutting, gas, brake cleaner, pressure washing skid steer, all that good stuff that is hard on a floor. Also...

I believe on their site they claim around 550 pounds. First one I tipped up with the skid steer but it is hard to do without scratching it all up. Second one I got smart and put a pulley on the rafter to run a cable though. Hooked it to the top of the column and pulled it right up.

I just checked and it drops 3/4" to hit the stops.

It is in and done, haven't got a vehicle on it yet though. Here are pictures of the height at full lift. Only thing is I forgot to drop it down so it is sitting on the stops. It drops down 3/4 inch from the dimensions pictured.

anyone over bought or looked at one of these. They show up on the local auction sites all the time but I can't find any real information on them.

This might all be for nothing after I thought a little further on this. I use Zwave switches and Smart Things to control them with my phone. Got to thinking I don't think I am going to find a Zwave double pole switch, plus the switches need the neutral wire to work.

It is a detached garage not a dwelling. Either way no inspection to worry about.

They are the 12,000 lumens. But I want to add some bigger ones. Less amps means I can run more on the same switch was my thought.

I have (8) Lithonia IBH 12L MV that have multi volt drivers in them. Right now I have them wired for 110 and all is fine. I am wondering about wiring them to 220 because they should draw less amps that way. Question is how do you bring 220 to them. Do you run 110 on the black and white and have...

I did order the BendPak, not sure when it will arrive and it may be awhile before I get it up and going, but I will be sure and update everyone when I do.

I have sold Simonton windows for a number of years and their is nothing wrong with them, they are a good window. We have switched over to selling mainly Vector brand vinyl windows do to them have more options and better pricing. No window will ever be good if it is not installed correctly. That...

This is what I show according to their web site for lifts with the same round pad adapters on all. BendPak claims their lift has a 6" longer ram then others, based on these numbers that seems to be the case. Are you seeing something that I am not. Funning thing on Rotary is the specs on the...

I have checked Rotary and Challenger and while they both claim extra tall lift, when you read the specs all they do is raise the top bar so you can lift taller vehicles, they don't actually raise any higher off the floor. I tried sending BendPak an email with questions and they didn't answer...

I am getting a lift for my garage and have narrowed it down to the XPR-10AXLS. The main reason is that it is the only lift I have found which lifts higher then your normal lift, which really surprised me, all the mechanics must be short! I am 6'4" and have no desire to have to crouch or bang my...