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blazinzuk-that's the same job i did with the foam boards....did you have any trouble's getting it behind posts and into corners? i had to persuade it some with a block of wood and a hammer:lol_hitti....

it should be r-10,i really think the work airsealing is what does the trick...as an example i took the carriers beams located on the eve side and built a "cap" across them...then air sealed ...finally i filled in the gap between the two with non-faced fiberglass...yes i could have just thrown...

sounds like a ***** of a job for sure...if you open a wall midspan you could get the oval pipe in...i've done it...it *****...any chance you could check for obstructions with a inspection snake camera? a wire running through would spoil your fun. go with the vented skylite for sure...good luck...

i went the hanging heater route sized correctly and it's working out well for me-garage looks great

don't own one myself....a few guys at the job tell me sporlan setup is the one the like though- testo "probes" are to big they claim-i'm to cheap-my old school gauges work fine...hey i'm hip now i have the blitzer p/t chart on my stupid phone:rocker:

Jack T- off topic question--is the torsion spring for the garage door mounted directly to stud's? garage looks really nice,what type of mini split are you using?

you could spray foam but that costs,i checked into the kits sold on the web to do it myself but i decided on rigid foam board from lowes....i used 1 inch as a cut/cobble set up,then used another course over that. will you be finishing wall surface with anything...plywood...sheetrock?

i used 15/32 araucoply sanded plywood from lowes....i paid $20 and then $22 a sheet for it....at the time i needed it ....7/16 osb was 19 bucks a sheet..to me it was worth a few bucks more...used it for walls and ceilings...took binsealer well. osb is now $16 a sheet in my area...it was 10 when...

ba dum bum:evil:

second that idea:thumbup:

looks textbook.... get the nylog -i have it in my service bag

go for it...they work good...caution on what your spraying/working with in there....it is an open flame great stuff those gaps-get the pro gun off amazon for 15 bucks and gitrdone

rocker alert- i feel ya ...looking for an old school set up for my garage now- i had the old techniques rack system years ago that kicked ***-i need the power,cant have a proper party with a bluetooth speaker-i wont lie bose does make a very nice one(i own it)...but i wanna melt my tweeters:evil:

well....it *****...but either bring in a sub to fix ...or use a shiplap pine...some kind of wainscoting....

nice job... i did the same thing with the insulation board...really works well, i vote for surface mounting of electrical/air lines...just cause it looks badass-and you get a tite garage...no penetrations for energy loss...yes ..it takes abit longer to layout and make look neat...but if you...

nice :) that always seem to be in short supply

no..but almost ran a cub cadet from box store to replace my 20 year old cub.....went to local dealer instead and upgraded to a gt 2542---been fixing it ever since(09) ...cost about 3g's....where is quality control?..they love selling me their parts though :wtf:

name the four componets an a/c system must have....in 30 seconds.................................................................................... ok-if you didn't get it...don't do your own ac work...i need the sidework:thumbup: compressor,condenser,evaporator,metering device

i dunno why my draft switch wont make and my limit is tripped :evil:

you need to pull a vacuum on line set...the hose's are going to be good for either 800 or 1500 psi...you should be nowhere near that with nitrogen if your flaring copper..try nylog...have had great luck with it