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Re: Rick's Double Garage in Calgary, CAN I'm in South Carolina, haha I could only imagine how nasty my car would be lol

Re: Rick's Double Garage in Calgary, CAN Awesome. And btw, my car could use a good detailing. If I leave now, I could be there by... Ummmm... Sunday afternoon, If I make no stops

Re: Rick's Double Garage in Calgary, CAN 10-04! lol

looks good. i agree, lets see more?

Re: Rick's Double Garage in Calgary, CAN well i think it looks great. and thanks for the kind words. Im very impressed with your set up. and i love how your work area looks. have you considered closing in under the steps? you could hide some stuff... not that you need to cus it all looks...

well im gonna have this thing installed soon, should help keep me warm in the winter sorry for the crappy cell phone pic

Re: Rick's Double Garage in Calgary, CAN simply amazing work! i love it. What color grey is that on the one wall? looks very close to the color i painted my whole garage. and where did you get the work bench? probably nothign i can afford of a firefighers budget lol

i feel that you may have gotten shafted.... i called my gas company about my heater and they told me that the standard for their gas pressure inside is 6-7 inches of water ( the heater can not have more than 10.5 inches) and after researching standard gas pressure, most common is the same, 6-7...

My cousin just bought me a NG heater for the garage. Its an early christmas present. I will post pics once i get it up and running. Im excited... now if only it will get cold... its a high of 77 today.. .in december...

Yea probably. In the Manuel, it suggests to have a form of ventilation above and below the heater. It helps with fresh air. So I assume you'll be fine.

ah, im really excited to get mine. Im getting it as a christmas gift from my cousin. He ordered the exact same one you got from northern tool in charlotte. he said he will give it to me as soon as it comes in so we can get it up and running. is your garage door insulated?

ah, ok cool. i guess i assumed the internal regulator would work, but oh well. I guess ill have to test my pressure before i install mine.

and does the supply come from the water heater itself? or did he split it from wherer the gas come in from the wall? pics?

I see where it says a regulator is required for LP use, but not for NG. can you take a couple pictues of the supply line without anything in the way (engine lift and car) i wanna see everything they used to install.

just curious, but i see in the picture that there is a in line regulator installed.... this thing has a regulator built in, why did he install another regulator.

its Monday...... well!?!?!?! lol jk

Perks of working for the Fire department full time and living in my stations response area :thumbup:

I do have access to the tools to meter CO levels as well as other products of combustion

Awesome! thanks guys! (and gals)

Ok, so it sounds like i will be ok. that being said, yall think ill be ok to tap into the gas line in that garage that feeds my water heater? ill do the work myself