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I work for a large lock company (ASSA ABLOY), and suggest you not use a direct pull mag lock as illustrated above. If you are determined on using a mag lock, use a shear type mag lock where the armature has small (anti) shear pins

I put 8x20 and 8x10 Haas on a new construction home 6 years ago, they remain perfect.

About 100 yards

12' wide, and almost 11' clear under the lights. The roll-up doors on the ends are 12'wX14'h, the roll-up under the lean-to is 10'wX8'h. 16'2" clear ceiling height in the main shop. Gable end doors are offset to permit a 2-post to be in the back corner. 5/12 main roof; 3/12 lean-to roof

my 40x60 x16

Try a little 100LL Avgas on the oil spot - use a paper towel to keep it wet for a few minutes and use a broom - when it dries the oil spot will be 95% gone. Obviously, be damn careful with the Avgas and flammability!! Don't bother trying this with unleaded car gas - won't do anything

Probably not much operationally with proper air movement. I have one 220V 14' diameter BigAss Essence variable speed fan that moves a lot of air downwards in the 40x60x16 shop. The single propane forced air heater is in the corner behind the photographer.

16' ceiling with 14' doors and Rotary SPOA10 with extra height option

No regrets at all, just made sure the electrical and air terminations were in the drywall above the wainscoting

SPOA-10 with trio arms and both round and truck adaptors. Lift 3/4 ton crew cab pick-ups, a couple of BMW's, an Austin Healey, a S550 Bullitt Mustang, a Polaris Ranger XP1000 and a 62 'vette without difficulty

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40x60x16; one 14' dia Big *** Essence fan

I use this in my CP 7.5 HP 2- stage https://www.royalpurple.com/product/synfilm-recip-100-reciprocating-air-compressor-oil/

Also a big fan of Haas, and i could have received an employee discount on Amaar :D

I use two of these with my Rotary SPOA10; Safeway brand rated at 2,000# They'll go from about 4' to 7'

Lift in the corner angled; 40x60 shop with 12' bay doors offset.

I have a 40 x60 shop with a 16' ceiling. I have one - yep one - Big *** 14'ø Essence fan and I don't need any more air movement anywhere in the building - it rarely is going more than 1/2 speed. 220VAC 1ø

I work for the parent company of Amarr, and could have received a very substantial employee discount when we were building: 10'x8' and 20'x8' doors. I ended up choosing Haas... and willingly paid more :D

Glad you are safe! My SPOA10 is the non-Shockwave version running on 220V. I *almost* bought the shockwave version, but since mine is a hobby lift I decided I could wait another 30 seconds or minute to get a vehicle in the air.

40x60 with 12'x14'H doors on each end, and a 10'x 8'H under the lean-to. One door is offset to have the lift in the corner; 16' 2" clear height ceiling