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I used the bil-jax stuff commercially for a while. When double stacking you have to use the outriggers or it gets a little iffy. The safety rails are up to you, but they get in the way. My suggestion would be to either rent a set for a weekend to see how you like them or to go to a rental or...

Call the local truss plant and ask them what other options are available. There are some pretty wacky trusses that they can put together that might be able to get you more room. Our lumberyard used to make trusses and you would be surprised to see what they can do with trusses.

Call the local truss plant and ask them what other options are available. There are some pretty wacky trusses that they can put together that might be able to get you more room. Our lumberyard used to make trusses and you would be surprised to see what they can do with trusses.

I'd say by looking at the pictures, in terms of short term "large" projects the top half of the shop is pretty much useless. It appears that you are using the shop area by the door for a long term restoration. I would suggest you think about using the areas to the left and right of the stairs as...

If you check the pictures earlier in the thread, posts # 22 & 23, you can see that the header is buried up higher in the ceiling and the door is framed down. It looks like it was done that way so the trusses sat directly on the header.

:bounce: aaaaaand back to the Thread at hand... :bounce: Two questions about the lift: 1.) How would one go about accounting for floors that are out of level with this lift? I know on the full size ones, a shimming technique is used, would the lift need to be shimmed when installed? I noted...