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that Advantage "Big Al" might be my next shop purchase thx to this thread

well I am not a spammer and not saying the OP is, but I do have the cordless version of this shown in the link he provided , it has magnetic back and two brightness it is a pretty good light for under my 2 post

my roof has to have the vents according to "engineers" because it has a drywall ceiling and the insulation sits on top of that but if you have no ceiling then i don't see the need for the vents unless it was going to have a ceiling in the future or like mentioned to let heat out in...

I have had them made the only stipulation was they had to be flat panels Sent from my iPhone using The Garage Journal mobile app

Center bolt = 1 so no worries on mismatched weight

clopay offers this system https://www.clopaydoor.com/residential/buyingguide/garage-door-track-options

that simple safe is good but you can't arm just a shop and not the house ( I have this setup) unless you just buy one for the shop but they are not cheap IMO over 200.00 then you would need an add on siren https://simplisafe.com/home-security-system-essentials

I have the ATLAS PLATINUM PVL-12 ALI CERTIFIED 12,000 LBS. and while it is OK I am less than impressed with Greg Smith / Atlas ( same company smoke and mirrors) bad directions , parts not completely water jetted , top bar was longer than it was supposed to be and other things that I sent...

a wireless driveway alert might be the easiest just put the sensor in the shop and throw a rag over it when you're in the shop so you don't drive the house occupants nuts with the chime i have not seen any cheapo alarms with decent range and functionality

dig an extra footer

for that style I pictured you could go as fancy as your wallet can handle or more with a credit card lol The warehouse users like this style because they don't need special sprinkler attention (some places make you place a head underneath the door for coverage when it is open and...

I think your right looks a like modified lathe tooling ?

You have factory knockouts in the back also.. what's behind the panel ?

I see true vertical doors in warehouses often https://ddmgaragedoors.com/springs/vertical-high-lift-garage-doors.php

Regulations? pfft :shocking: lol

can u weld ? I built a pretty decent unit that uses an overhead hoist and unistrut trolleys

a full box is a pain to get the bigger wifi and dimmers from being cocked but for alignment in the plate i usually center the switch screws in the center of the elongated device holes since the box itself has the proper spacing and like mentioned don't crank them down then you can...

power poles for the win ;-)

Just a comment on using embedded anchors bolts a lot of lifts directions specify you level one column and dill and bolt then place the crossbar and then bolt level the other column and bolt My specific lift did not have the directions written this way but others of the same brand did...

My comments were based off a symmetrical like the floor plan seemed to indicate i measured my symmetrical clearances again yesterday with 13' I have a full 3' clear in front of a crew cab diesel oh and this is my idea of enjoyment