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Titebond doesn't want their products used for structural applications. The couple times I've done structural mods with stamped drawings, the engineer specified the adhesive. From their documentation: "Titebond Original Wood Glue is not intended for exterior use or where moisture is likely...

Only when I had a rodent problem in one of the heads. With a single head, I'd need to keep the floor fan going, just to move the air around. The space is filled with cars sleeping on four posts lifts. Not much flow from one head, and the big ceiling fan doesn't hit all the corners. I consumed...

2 18K systems. One head per. 36K total. It's an L shaped garage. The two heads point in different directions. 1650ft2, just under 12' height, with one bay up to 17'.

Are you sure about that 26K BTU load calc? I've got about 2/3rds your interior volume, excluding your attic space, insulated with R23 walls, R40 ceiling and R17 garage doors. HIgh end Marvin doors and windows. Two trusted HVAC vendors spec'd and quoted the job. One was 2 units @36K and the...

Everything is gonna get wet. This stuff might help a bit. https://www.homedepot.com/p/ScotchBlue-4-ft-x-90-ft-Clear-Pre-Taped-Painter-s-Plastic-Sheet-PTD2093EL-48/205437127

OP hasn't been around in thirteen (13) years.

The oval hole is probably half the face dimension of that joist. 1/3 is supposed to be the max.

I have three 8500s in one garage and three 8550s in the other. Each of the keypads are programmed for all of the openers.

The keypads are basically a remote control. I have one on each garage facing each other and can control all of the doors from each of the keypads.

There are street sweeps or sweep streets elbows or whatever they're correctly called. But gah, those joists. That really *****. Good luck.

The installation manual, which has presumably been reviewed by engineers and lawyers, states exactly what their specs are. I don't understand why you're wanting to make this more complicated than it needs to be.

The XPR10 book https://www.bendpak.com/XPR-10-Series-Two-Post-Lift-Manual-5900951-BendPak.pdf "Q: How thick does my Concrete have to be? A: 4.25 inches thick, 3,000 PSI, cured for a minimum of 28 days. Do not install the Lift on cracked or defective Concrete. Do not install on asphalt or any...

I found there to be nothing fun or enjoyable about wrestling with nearly 3000lbs of steel. I've assembled a couple. And also paid for assembly. In all instances, the bundles were delivered to my site by somebody else. $600 is dirt cheap to avoid borrowing and renting equipment. Convincing the...

You're gonna have to shop for what's available. A few years back, I had about 2000 ft2 shipped to me from here: https://www.builddirect.com/Tile-Flooring Was a trouble-free experience. Zero breakage in transit. Tiles were 24"x24" 9mm thickness. Find a color scheme and size/shape you're...

If you can get somebody who is competent to deliver and assemble for $600, then do it. That's a no brainer. I do suggest that you watch the assembly so that you understand how the lift works and can see the adjustments.

Five year old thread.

The rain's gonna be a real treat, too.

You're not drilling 2-1/2" holes in the middle of a 30' 2X10 bottom chord. You also need to account for fall. Parallel to the trusses is your answer, no matter how much you want to do otherwise.

Let me guess, you've not tried to buy anything over the past two years?

Starting at $25... https://www.etrailer.com/dept-pg-Trailer_Tires_and_Wheels-sf-Wheel_Only-pc-12_Inch.aspx