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I needed some cabinets for my utility room and there are a lot of nice entertainment centers available for cheap, so... I picked up this one, mostly due to its height: Bit of careful circular saw jenga and it turned out better than i was hoping. The two side cabinet bottoms became a 24"...

If you go with "A" keep in mind the panel doors swing when you mount it. Try to make it swing up against the wall rather than out into the room.

I use them for "walk" lighting in the garages. Using multiple motion switches all feeding the same switch leg so the room is covered no matter whats in the way (vehicles).

Or that uv damaged extension cord just resting on a knock out. The 30a breaker is surely keeping it safe.

Reason, lazy and or cheap. I found a case where a water softener company needed to add an outlet, so they just cut into the nearest romex. The hot and neutral were just long enough to hook on the outlet. No such luck on the ground, so cut them off. That circuit happened to be 20a for the...

I have one of these Solo 424 and have HATED it since first use. The method for admitting makeup air is faulty making it very easy to spill out the top. if you fill it, you'll end up wearing most of it. I only put 2 gallons in mine and even then you have to be careful about how you move or...

No grounds in that panel?

Neat, I dont think I'd seen one where the individual drawers were designed to be removed like that.

Thats a pretty high target. Your house will need to be pretty well sealed to get that high.

Should work. You're getting into a lot of switches daisy chained together though. It'll work, but managing all of that when there is an issue might become a pain. I started with unify products this summer and its nice to have the different pieces all show up in one management interface.

Wonder if the in store rules would allow it? There is a special buy of the packout two drawer and three drawer for 250 that would be nice if it stacked deals

Not a fan of tile in a shower for longevity and maintenance reasons. Cultured marble panels and bottom pans seem like a much better solution. Master bathroom in current house has a cultured panels and a base plate from the 90s and they still look good. I'll I've had to do for it is new silicone.

hdmi has added a lot of features since it came out. bandwidth has almost gone up 10x.

x2 on trying it. A lot of motion sensors have dim up and dim down and LEDs are like Forrest Gump's box of chocolates when it comes to dimming.

adding solar to anything but the main panel comes with some extra requirements that might be doable or not. Utility here wants an external disconnect within X feet of the meter. They "can" approve variances, but i haven't gotten that far yet. Also there will be some limitations in the main...

no disconnect also. Working towards solar, so that'll be an improvement.

Opposite ends, both old house and this one are bottom feed and top main. defiantly makes it harder to work in :/

i'm jealous of the main being on the bottom next to the feed. 0/2 in that reguard here.

Junkyard cleanout on FBM in case any of you are looking for a project

At my old house the box was behind the board and there was an 1" hole for the wires. I just siliconed the top half of the fixture. Maybe not the best way, but it wasn't anything you could see.