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Use the free Sylvania light program. Find a rectangular fixture similar to your and put them in the room. You can rotate them each way and see which shadows or overlap is better or if you need more fixtures.

Thank you. I had the shell built. The builder brought out several samples and found a close one. It is a fake stone. I can also ask him what stone it is. I have some left but there isn’t a brand or label on the back.

Finally got all the lights and the pendant bases installed. With (15) 110w fixtures installed, the light meter read ~107 fc at the floor with all lights on (I did 3 rows of 5 and each row is on a switch). I think the meter is a little sensitive. Our original lighting design from the Sylvania...

my shop has a 16' ceiling. I have an 8' tall room on the bottom, 2x10 subfloor, and 7'3" loft on top. works out nice. My roof is a 4/12 pitch and my peak is at ~25'

I used 15 110w lights for my 40x60 shop with a 16’ ceiling. Was shooting for 85 foot candles at the floor. Well the meter might be a bit sensitive but it’s nice at 107-108 as what the meter shows!

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After weeks of working with drywall mud and sanding, my wife and I were finally able to prime and paint the shop. After two full days of priming and painting, we pulled the plastic. We still have some cleanup to do, but I had to paint some trim and get a few pieces on the wall. I'm waiting on...

You are correct, but in my opinion the pendant mount has holes and is a cleaner installation.

Yes sir, just easier and cleaner looking. I wired in a white plug in type cord as well. Here’s a pic of mine. Excuse the mess, I’m sanding the ceiling drywall mud currently....lol

Yes it does, thanks!

I ordered some 110w LED HighBay lights from Green Light Depot. When they were out of stock, I ordered a couple more from a vendor on Amazon. The lights from Amazon came with a pendant mount that works great. Green Light Depot doesn't offer this mount. The amazon vendor is out of stock...

Thanks everyone! Ask away I don't mind. Here is the layout of the lower rooms. The lower rooms are 8' tall (without drywall and the upper are 7'-3" tall with the drywall. (hard to read, click on it and it gets bigger). The front bathroom wall is moved in to allow for clearance for the walk...

Its 67 basket case my kids and I have been working on for 10 years. its a LS6/T56 6sp manual combo, hotchkis suspension, & a moser 9". Its a blast to drive but it was just thrown back together for our move back to KS. When the shop is closer to finished, its paint and body time. I want to do it...

Decided to finish the insulation and have R39 blown in the roof.

It was time to start building the loft. From front to back on the bottom will be a restroom, stairs, man cave, engine(clean) room. On top will be a storage room over the bathroom and a wood/craft room over the engine room. Its time to start putting the drywall on the ceiling. I put the...

Time to catch up 8 months. Rented a diamond brush for a floor sander can ground the new concrete and started putting down the primer, Armorclad ArmorPoxy, flake, and clear. This is the second kit of theirs I've done. First one was great, this one had a few spots that wouldn't harden even...

Just a thought, I used LP Smartside 4x8 sheet cut in half on the bottom up to 48" high, then drywall on top. The siding gives a nicer look than OSB and is strong. I'll then put a trim piece on the seam.

Mine is under construction now, but my walls are 16'. I'll be doing corrugated metal on the bottom with J-trim on the top and bottom edges. Then drywall on top. <img src="https://i.ibb.co/6mcJfx9/Photo-Mar-23-5-56-10-PMsmall.jpg" alt="Photo-Mar-23-5-56-10-PMsmall" border="0" />

I definitely want the ribs to be vertical. It’s extra work, but I may just nail 2x’s horizontal and flush between the studs so the tin isn’t spaced out from the wall. Sheet rock will be above it. I can use quarter round at the base of the sheet rock/top of the tin if I space it out with plywood...

See the attached picture. I am putting galvanized tin wainescoting in with J trim on top and bottom. Right now the walls are bare studs with bat insulation. WIll the J-trim be enough to support the edges that fall between 16" centers (sheets are 24" wide). If not, I've considered cutting 3"...