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True but he is trying to find the location of the leach field. How old is the house? Try finding the builder he may know or have info on who did septic system. Usually the field isn't that far from tank, looking at your photo seems it wouldn't be much further than what looks like a fence. It...

No stupid questions , only stupid people asking questions...ha I'm kidding, so many choices with lighting. Have you tried the Visual lighting tool you can plug in the IES file on your space and see what lighting works? I've been told on here at 16' and lower you really don't want to go over 20K...

This is over your budget but I'll throw it out there. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-46-in-W-9-Drawer-Deep-Tool-Chest-Mobile-Workbench-in-Gloss-Black-with-Hardwood-Top-H46MWC9XD-TL/311086287 They go on sale once or twice a year $100 off, it is now 350, I paid $299. It is very well made and...

What about the 80% rule? Lights being a continuous load so 15amp becomes 12a and your wattage is 1440.

DON'T do this. Might also check to see if the attic can support a bunch of storage items, just because you can doesn't mean you should.

What Mesh system are you using?

Looks good, plus one for the contractor for making it right.

What is the loft for, storage or second room? If the main floor is 8' for headroom then about 1' is needed for floor joists, then another 8' for the second. That gives you 17' to the eve or bottom chord, but at that eve point your insulation space is limited for a foot or so until the rise of...

Maybe I'm missing something on this but last I looked lumber doesn't come in 9' stud length. That means they are buying 10' studs and cutting a foot off, what i a 3" stub wall and 4" plate? Stick frame you would have a bottom plate and double top for 4 1/2". Well hope it works out.

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Looks like the Pandemic has given you too much time on your hands? This is when the old adage "paralysis by analysis" comes into play. The lighting choices are daunting and confusing especially for us research type personality's. I think the link-able Costco type fixture is not the right choice...

Sorry didn't see this it included the diamond wheel $176 plus tax for the day and is setup for a vacuum. I'm guessing that the vac is extra, not sure if you could use a shop vac.

Do the new ones have a frosted lens? That would be the best, maybe you can order one. You have looked at film that would be your cheapest solution, maybe do one or two and test it. If the lens is clear with a dimmer you will still have some glare.

I've rarely had issues with a real wood product as long as it is painted and either paint the bottom so not to wick up water or leave an 1/8" gap and caulk. If it is getting wet from shower curtain or such, PVC is a good choice but profiles are limited.

Taken from IAEI magazine... The next big change in GFCI requirements came with the expansion within dwellings. Similar to the measurement clarification, this expansion also has roots in a 2017 revision. For NEC-2017, a revision was made that saw GFCI protection go beyond just 15- and 20-amp...

Maybe get rid of the wife.

Well good you got it out, I was told by a couple electricians not all wire lube is created equal. The stuff at Lowes "Ideal" wire lube will actually harden after use and get sticky that could have been part of the problem.

I think 4" is usually good for 8000lbs easy. On the low end concrete would be 2500# PSI, most sidewalk/driveway is 3000psi in my experience. So if your rig is 50/50 weight distribution (which is doubtful) that would be about 3000 pounds at each tire. The tire contact patch would spread that...

I'm looking at doing the same prep for my floor as it seems grinding is better that an acid etch. I haven't found any large grinders for rent only thing available is one from Home Depot 10" it will do the job but at a slower pace, about $200/day. I know you said you are laid up right now the...

Clear bins that are labeled with what should be in there, on a shelving system. The big thing is everything needs a home, teach the tots to put stuff back in the correct spot helps with lost items or messy garage.