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This, very much this. I have these same fixtures and bulbs in my 30x40 set up as four rows of three fixtures. I literally spent hours and days trying to decide how to light my shop and I am more than thrilled at the outcome. I can't imagine anyone not being happy with T5HO

Getting some more things moved in :)

Post truss build with 4" slab, 3 windows, steel entry door, 10'x10' roll up and radiant barrier foil insulation was under $18,000 turn key. I had the driveway extended an additional 12' for $720 and the electrician is charging me $620 to run power from the house on Monday. I'll handle the...

Moving stuff in. :rocker:

....ya right. Plenty to keep me busy now. Vintage lighting.

Finished......

Almost done. She's sitting outside waiting for her new home.

Wind made everything like a kite

Got a late start.

Final assembly started today.

Got a call from my contractor this evening. I was originally scheduled for roof and walls on the 22nd. However, rainy weather at one job site means they can swap schedules and be here tomorrow. Merry Christmas to me :)

Although I am outside the city limits I have been very carefull to follow city code as our area has been subject to annexation twice now. It is just a matter of time before the city succeeds.

Appears my iPad will only let me submit one pic at a time. Mods are free to move it to the gallery. I realized what I had done after I started the thread.

Late on the post as this was completed last Thursday

Problem is, as demonstrated here, that I have had 3 different electricians come out and quote three different ways of doing this. The. ONLY thing they agreed on was that the panel was full. First guy wanted $3500 to put in a larger panel and then do it coming off a breaker. Second guy says we...

Wouldn't even know how. :(

So I'm back to splitting the lugs coming into the main panel.

Just cracked it open.....single lugs.

Whole panel. Sorry for poor quality

I'm starting to think maybe I should run the cable, install the new panel once the roof and walls are up and leave it open on the house side for an electrician to finish up. I'm not sure I know what to do to tap into the meter :(