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What’s your thought on mounting height? My first thought was somewhere around 14’?

And the 125,000 is only input, output is 100,000. In assume most btu calculators are assuming output btu.

That is good to know. Our cold is in 0-20 range and only a short time usually. There is 2 12x14 r10 garage doors that are sealed up pretty well but I will keep an eye on it. I forgot to mention there will a wood stove in the corner for weekends and extended projects.

R21 walls, ceiling will be between r38-r49. Concrete is not insulated.

Just dried in my 40x80x16’ shop and was hoping to get some feedback on heater sizing. I purchased a 125k Mr Heater and every calculator I have looked shows it will be big enough but I am skeptical. Any feedback would be appreciated! Thanks

Thank you sir!

Just framed up a 40x80x16' pole barn and trying to figure out how big of a propane unit heater I should put in. Walls will be r21 and ceiling will be blow in with as much as I can throw up there. I found a few BTU calculators online that range from 60-110k BTU as a recommendation. That just...

Awesome! Thanks so much the help, so would you recommend this over the previous mentioned light from prolighting?

:bounce: That would be me haha! Thanks for the help anyways, guess Ill try the fixtures in post one and see what happens!

The distance between the rows is ~12ft. The spacing between the lights in the row is ~8ft. The purpose is hobby shop, hang out space. Walls will be taped, textured, and paintd white.

I already have the boxes installed, 10 total @ 2 rows of 5. Any suggestion for that setup?

I am sure this has been covered but I cant seem to find it... Can the LSS2XT8USE4803 be wired/ mounted end to end? My goal was to mount 10 of these in tandem, so 8' of light for a 36x48' shop with 14.5' ceiling. Am I going in the right direction?

How did it hold after the insulation was blown in? I assume you applied after the fabric was stapled up?

What type of glue should I use to adhere the insulation fabric to the stud face before blowing in the wall insulation?

For the first 4' of siding I put up metal. Initially I ordered brown but my wife liked the red so we went with that. Glad we did I like how it turned out. For the 12'x12' doors I went with a Wayne Dalton 8300, so approximately r13 value with the Liftmaster 3800's The Mrs painting the...

Some more pictures with the trim up. I found a wood stove with a built in blower for $300, this will most likely be my main source of heat. First fire

We took advantage of one of the last 50 degree weekends of the year and painted. Once again called up the family and had a good size paint crew. Rented a boom lift and my father in law owns an airless sprayer so between all extra hands had it painted in one day. Caulking crew(wife & MIL)...

The siding is a TruWood cottage lap, its wood fiber product that can expand and contract. So its installed this way to allow that and the trim boards cover that. At least that’s what I understand. Common stuff around here, not real high end but its what we have on the house, would rather use a...

Next went siding, and where I realized probably the biggest mistake I made on the build. As I was finishing up with the fascia I noticed that I was using 2x6 fascia instead of 2x8 so I did not have the any material hanging down. So come spring time I will pull the gable end fascia off and put up...

Used GAF Timberline shingles with GAF felt buster underlay. The stuff is awesome easy to walk on even in the rain. This is me messing around while my neighbor is cutting the angle for the fascia trim. Its tough being a dog...