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If you have enough linear feet of the material, you could, with a large enough machine, plane down to the 3/4" thickness.

What did "CA Design" of Cedar Rapids say when you asked them?

I'd rather do two tandem bays running the long way than try to squeeze into 20' spaces. Passenger cars and small SUVs start at 16' and go up from there. A Tahoe is 17.5'. 20' exterior dimensions is going to net you right around 19' usable interior.

Funny thing is that the 7/32" below it is actually 0.056mm larger. I wonder if they're actually different?

How was that *supposed* to work, in their minds?

Do you know anything about the approach ramp/tables?

Anybody know the manufacturer and model of this high lift scissor unit?

I use a "super" heavy duty Pucel cabinet for ammo storage. 12gauge steel. Weighs about 750lbs empty. No need to bolt it down when it's loaded up. They've also made custom cabinets for me.

Can you pull it forward in order to get some R behind it? And then trim it out with something fireresistent like Boral Truexterior.

How much gap to the sheathing? You can get Rockwool in sheets. Or even fiberglass.

A company like Pucel can probably customize a locker design for you to exact size. I don't think with your space constraints, anything that fits in there is going to be much more than a metal storage box.

Oops. I'm not much on waiting...

Does the charger recognize the battery and attempt to charge? Did you purchase the tool from an authorized dealer?

That Schluter SS trim is serious stuff. BTDT. I used the angle grinder with this wheel: https://www.homedepot.com/p/DIABLO-4-5-in-Diamond-Wheel-for-Metal-Cutting-DDD045DIA101F/301454106 Cut slow with the material clamped to a sacrificial board. May or may not be the right tool, but that's how...

Yup.

We were certainly watching when a half billion of our dollars disappeared in the trash heap that was Solyndra. Where were all those wonderful government watchdogs on that one? No need to reply... we all know the answer.

Get comfortable with the concept of "pennies on the dollar." Best case.

And how well do the new star batteries work on old tools? Without modification.

Huh? My car was still under manufacturer's warranty. That's a quite a bit different than a half century old piece of machinery from a company no longer in business.