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Thanks. So far so good. 1st coat is done. Cutting in the curb of the slab was by far the most time consuming part. I should have recruited help on that. If I had to guess, the first coat used about 2.25 gallons on 660 sq ft. I will be dumping in the anti-skid for the second coat...

I am leaving mine expansion joints alone for my RB install tomorrow. After seeing those pictures, I might regret not doing the flakes and clear coat.

Love the detailed write up and the look of the floor.

I've worked for Trane Memphis for 10+ years (though I do building automation for new commercial construction) so I have some friends that installed them right. The ductwork is original though obviously. :beer:

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So this thread has me a little nervous. Justin, I'm the one that bought the 5 gallon RB and we discussed the possibility of someone coming out of the pool and into the garage. It is my workshop so there shouldn't be much of that kind of foot traffic but the pool is right there. Plus humidity...

My Dad replaced his old R22 4 ton and 5 ton with new 410 Trane units (furnace and condenser) and the sound level is night and day. You can carry on a conversation next to the new units. He also replaced all of the windows in his house and his utility bill has been 70% what it used to be. That...

Brick got delivered today. Should start on that tomorrow. On one of the hottest days of the year too. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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By block, I assume you mean my lot. The original rebar stakes were found. The "official" plat that the county has showed the lot line being along my driveway, which lines up with the rebar stakes. At some point I would still like to pursue purchasing the land on my side of the fence (300'x5'...

Garage slab is FINALLY getting poured today after many delays from code, easements and Mother Nature. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Update: So last I left it was that there would be a public Planning Commission meeting regarding my variance request. Well submissions had to be in 2 weeks (this past Friday) before the meeting. I filled out my application and paid for it a week before that. I get an email Friday morning...

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Sounds like the adverse possession mentioned earlier. Interesting. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

We are actually doing something very similar to this. I have some plans drawn up so I can post what it will look like roughly. Some dimensions have been tweaked a bit but it will give you an idea. There is about 6 feet between where the pool patio ends (iron fencing) to the side of the house...

It is very interesting how different locations can make the processes. Hopefully we can takeout time getting the property purchase figured out once the garage is built (assuming I get the variance approved). Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I think I will go ahead with the 22' wide, not the 24' wide garage assuming the variance is approved. I went back and sat down with the Director of the Building and Planning Commission and discussed what it takes as far as the county's needs to purchase the strip of land. He said that he would...

What all was required to purchase that strip of land? Obviously unofficial survey but as far as lienholders and the building and planning commission what all was involved? And was that in a subdivision? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Good suggestion but too hilly and would require a lot of dirt work/retaining walls. It would also require an additional driveway. All of that would sky rocket the price. Here is the sideyard. I have 40' between the house and the property line. Only 25' on the driveway side of the house...