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I’ve used these for a few things at work. They seem to be pretty durable and fit what we wanted to do at an reasonable price. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Intermatic-15-Amp-7-Day-Indoor-In-Wall-Astronomic-Digital-Timer-White-ST01K/205478792

A few years ago when I was in that spot, it was cheaper for me to have the insulation installed by a contractor than I could buy materials for DIY. Do you self a favor and make a few calls first.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Palruf-26-in-x-12-ft-White-PVC-Roof-Panel-101339/100032686?source=shoppingads&locale=en-US&pla&mtc=SHOPPING-CM-CML-GGL-D22-022_010_ROOFING-NA-NA-NA-PMAX-4035567-NA-NA-NA-NBR-NA-NA-NEW-Pmax-CL3TestA&cm_mmc=SHOPPING-CM-CML-GGL-D22-022_010_ROOFING-NA-NA-NA-PMAX-4035567-NA...

I am not engineer, so take my comments as suggestions/ ideas only. Looking at your drawings, if you went the option where you completely replace the roof trusses on the existing building, could you spec trusses that would give you attic storage above? Thus way at least if your replacing them...

Did you look on Amazon?

Why not consider gutter guards during the build? All the benefits of the gutter and almost none of the work.

We bought our from Facebook marketplace. Name of the place was myminicasa. Ours are not great one leaks, but they were cheap when we bought 2-4 years ago. Think we paid $2500 delivered.

I always tell people I know just enough to be dangerous.

What is the draw from the heater, and what amp rated GFCI do you have? Are you simply over capacity?

Well I found what I needed on e-bay. They had just the outside price, which is the part that is broken on my locker. Cost me 9.95 for 4 and was free shipping. Wish me luck.

Thanks for the replies. I’ll check e-Bay and see if they have anything.

So I have a few lockers in my garage that I salvaged from work. They are old - approximately 1960s vintage, manufactured by Lyon. The are a great size, ~18”x18”x72”, and there are two side by side. Long story short, but one of the latch handles is broken. Anyone have ideas on where to but...

After I built mine a few years ago I reached out to my home owners insurance company. My coverage through that policy covered my shop with what I thought was a reasonable amount of coverage. Are you looking for commercial insurance or just general liability? Is your shop located at your...

What are you planning to finish the upper sections of wall with? Metal is nice and durable, but it is more difficult (not much, though) to hand things on the walls, and run conduit.

Would a cradle point work? Works on a cellphone network. Don’t have many details to share, but just started to look into these for a project at work. Maybe something like this: https://www.verizon.com/plans/devices/hotspots#tab-nav

So, here's the situation. I have a M-38 Ashley poultry scalder (http://www.ashleymachine.com/sure-scald.asp) installed in our Mobile Meat Processing Lab (MMPL) that burns propane. Initially this worked reasonably well, but the pilot light was a bear to get light due to the long pipe (~35' of...

I was thinking something super simple and functional. maybe a 2x6 or 1x6 as a cap and then maybe some tin underneath. Sort of like pictured here behind the toolbox.

I was gong to suggest a local glass shop (ex.https://www.mrgoglass.com/). We have one locally that does shower doors and the like. I’ve gotten a few custom things from them in the past - most recently a set of glass shelves to put across my kitchen window above the sink. Point is, they do...

https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/2x6-vs-2x4-garage-walls.472253/ There is another thread about this exact topic. Might want to check it out for an answer.

Not sure about spray foam, but I used Gede Insulation to do the walls and ceiling in my pole barn/garage a few years back. In my case, I used batts in the walls, and loose blown insulation for the ceiling. I found them to be great to work with and the price was better than I could have...