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Our local lumberyard has a qualified individual that came out and spec'd a 4-ply 2x16 LVL to span a 32' opening in the basement of my 2-story house. They spec'd it for free since I bought the LVL from them. If I remember correctly, the LVL was around $725 plus the LVL lags and adhesive spec'd...

/\ Yep, that was my point. Just lots of things to consider. My parents use fuel oil for their house and dad said it was $2.52/gal last time they have some delivered. Their furnace is quite old, I'm not sure of its efficiency.

In what way? Lots of variables to consider when saying one is better than the other.

I’ve got 289,000 lumens in 3072 square feet. [emoji41] I have no regrets. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It is $1.51 a gallon here. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I would expect that in a "poorly insulated" home.

Just got my Sterling 120kBTU propane heater install completed on Saturday, so my shop is 52 degrees inside as it is 5 degrees outside right now. :D

That's what I did with mine. Although my Sterling kit for my 120KBTU heater was a 9" fresh air intake with a 5" stainless exhaust. Shoved the 9" fresh air intake pipe through a 9" hole and spray-foamed around it on the inside, applied gray caulk on the outside. Here's my kit all buttoned up...

Fun data to look at...for me atleast ;) My heater cycled 23 times in a 12 hour period. Granted, this was with a cold shop, the starting interior temps were 24 degrees, and that included my 7000 pound tractor, a 2500 pound stack of steel siding for my interior walls and all the lumber and other...

The sprayfoam ended up being $1.23 per square foot per inch of thickness.

I blew 71 bags of AtticCat fiberglass into my shop attic today. My shop is 48x64 and at an R-value of R49 it's 16.5" deep. That square footage called for 77 bags, but I blew a bit of it in on the lighter side because I blew a few spots in heavier and ended up using 6 bags less than needed for...

Long day today. Propane tank set, heater fired up, 71 bags of fiberglass insulation blown into the attic, and one happy me. Untitled Untitled

I’d tend to believe frame-off restos aren’t performed on modern cars. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I work in a super dusty environment. When I label wires or cables, I wrap it in white electrical tape then write the description on it. Then I wrap over what I just wrote on, only the first layer of this wrap is sticky side UP, then go back over it sticky side down. Otherwise you’ll fight...

Depends on what the material is you are blowing in. AtticCat blown-in fiberglass, for example, is 16.5" deep at an R-49 value. I'll be blowing in 3072 square feet of it this weekend at an R-49.

The one I bought was for temperature only. It's fine for LP. :thumbup: Thanks!

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Seals made it here... Untitled ....and gas line is in. Untitled Cutting a 9" hole in the side of my shop is next. :scared:

That’s only -11F. Not that cold.

Haha if I could conceal an AR I would. Until then, I’ll use my handgun to get to my rifle. [emoji482]