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6 inch floor. Fiber is poor replacement for rebar. If you are living in place where you don't have a freeze/thaw cycle you might get by with just fiber. We have one pad that doesn't have bar and after one cyle the control cracks opened up to over 1/2 inch. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Now that you have the tension off both sides and the spring completely relaxed. Close the door, place a vise grip on the track right above the roller so it can't go up. Then release the drums and check your cable alignment. It's important to have the same tension on each cable or when you...

I would use white corrugated steel. Call and have it cut to length. In fact, i would use it on you walls too and run OSB the long way along the bottom. By your main work area it makes sense to use mainly OSB. I say this, because having White for your walls really helps with your lighting and...

Here is a pic of them in use! http://s507d6622374d9.img.gostorego.com/809E82/cdn/media/s5/07/d6/62/23/74/d9/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/c/o/complete_socket_system-magnetic.jpg Hope this helped.

Sorry for the delay guys. http://www.ernstmfg.com they can be sold by themselves or you buy ones that snap right on to your "socket bosses".

These are a good system. All of theirs are but can get a little spendy. http://s507d6622374d9.img.gostorego.com/809E82/cdn/media/s5/07/d6/62/23/74/d9/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/s/i/side-ratchet-extension-3-8.jpg

Agreed heat is going to be key but with that much surface area you need a lot of it. I have 3 anchors in my floor for situations like this. As you apply heat you use chains and couple ratchet binders to get that puppy flat. Maybe you know someone with a set up like this? Sent from my iPad...

Wow! It completely matches with its surroundings. I can't imagine the time you have put into creating this master piece! Thanks for sharing. Ross

Oh i think i get it now. Ya she's a German Wirehair. Great dog, great hunting breed.

Yes the in floor drain and sloped area is very very nice. The building is 54'x80' with 14' sidewalls. And i'm sorry a GWP/DD? It might be but I'm not sure I know what that is. haha.

ps. the ease of posting pictures is something to be desired

Hey guys, I ran across this site not too long ago when starting to research lifts for my place. I have found some interesting and informative ideas on here; so today thought i would snap a few pic of our place to share. I'm always interested in new efficient ways to work and use space. As i'm...