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They would be within the confines, I would think once they get wet, they would retain the moisture. The only way for the moisture to escape would be through the gap between post and concrete. I believe I would also "somewhat" loose the ability to replace a column in the future if needed. I...

I am erecting a 40x64x14 post frame building and don't want any wood in the ground. I'll be pouring 18"x52" piers as my footings, and using perma column wet set and anchor brackets around door openings. I will also be pouring a 5" slab on the interior of the building. The interior walls will...

Thank you, this is what I needed to hear. Even though I like the radiant heat over forced air, I'm gonna cross these off the list for the garage. I hadn't considered these, I'l take a look at them. I'm planning on blowing the ceiling once I get it installed. Didn't want to blow it until I have...

If it makes a difference, I'm in central MN, north of the twin cities.

I've got an attached 24x24 garage with 10'6 ceilings. The walls are rocked and insulated, the ceiling is rocked, no insulation yet (will be in the near future). I'm looking to heat it and not sure which way to go, radiant tube or the traditional modine heaters. Will be using NG for fuel source...

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I didn't look at the depth, was kinda thinking 6 ft would be enough, but I see 80" is recommended, I'll be going at least 80. That's a deep trench to dig.

No, running it from the well would be easier. Well is in front of house, and building is on south side. Well is where the gray marker is. Pressure tank is in the house, and a pretty small tank. all the pluming is between front steps and garage in basement. same here. If I run it through the...

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Hello, we have a out building that is all finished and heated during winter months. I want to run a water line to the building and to a yard hydrant. The outbuilding is completely finished inside and out, with insulation and walls and concrete floors. The yard hydrant I plan on installing...

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Why do I need a minimum post count in order to post to a thread? This was 10 posts, now I get the message I need 20 posts... This is so frustrating...:confused: To reply to threads in this forum your post count must be 20 or greater. You currently have 10 posts.

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Anyone know of a deal on some M18 batteries? I'm looking at something like this... https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-M18-18-Volt-Lithium-Ion-High-Output-6-0-Ah-and-3-0-Ah-Battery-4-Pack-48-11-1865S-48-11-1865S/312174410 I'd also go for larger batteries if there's deal on them.

I've been waiting for deals on both these items, Perfect!! Only problem is it's online only and they are sold out... Any idea how I can get this deal still?

I had this same issue a few months back, and I went with the NanoStation 5AC Loco, they were cheap enough to try out (less than $100 for the pair), and they were small, not much bigger than a deck of cards. Setup was a breeze and they work great! We do a lot of media sharing throughout the...

I have a few of the Dahua camera's and looking to add a NVR. Is there any that you'd recommend/not recommend?

My initial plan was to purchase 2 75k unit heaters and place them in the center on one of the 50' walls, installed at a 45 angle, pointing at the opposite wall corners. However, being the horizontal vent kits are ~300 each, I'm considering just 1 heater, but not sure which direction to face the...

If it's single wire (only 1 strand) then it's likely dog fence, if there are 2 wires, it's probably low voltage lighting. To me it looks like dog fence that's been spliced multiple times.