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did you end up using the ditra? am curious about doing the same in my garage

Maga!

great tips, nice thread...have this on my to-do list as well...love this forum

very nice, love garages/shop

Re: My 24x30 Slice of Heaven Nice thread, kinda looks like my 'hot mess' to play with. Not to take away from your project...but this pic has piqued my interest in your neighbor over yonder...i am now curious to look at his garage. get him on GJ and link it :)

I second that...all of that. I love my hardwood floors, but not in the kitchen.

the box is a bryant; haven't pulled the breakers yet. i will look into compatible single pole double throw breakers. thank you

good eye, and thanks for the straightening out. everything electric in this 1980 bungalow...the only natural gas is from me and the dog...cant get anything to run on that except for the females in the house :)

I am wanting to add a few additional outlets 120s and 240s, and one for a welder in my garage... I went to determine my service amperage...and noticed no main shut off. (and no more room) so a new load center is in the future methinks. the other side of the wall, just the meter. I'm obviously...

Quote: Originally Posted by sberry View Post In the contest of this forum, larger garages start at 40x60. That is only 800 sq ft. Its kind of a booger size dimensionally and expensive due to the shape and so many of the fixed costs to a build mentioned here. 40 x 60 = 2,400. the original...

Its possible the bid was placed to make you go away politely...without having to say it aloud...whose to say, sometimes the small jobs are too "small" for some. Always get at least 3 bids; will give those that are uninitiated a better idea of whats around.

sub'd Very nice build/plans. That is a beautiful area. Congratulations. Looking forward to seeing the process

Nice job.

very nice video, great job

Love the look of you space, and the floor coloring is something im looking at doing, very nice; and love the pine shiplap siding. RE: tops: get some pronged T-Nuts and matching bolts, drill holes in top of cabinet at for corners and fasten

check with a realtor to be certain of the process of wood stoves in your area; mine, every wood stove needs to be "certified" before much can happen with the sell. if yours becomes to costly, then scrap it. consider how long you plan on living there, and if your dreams do come true with your...

move out of the sticks

PUN intended, I assume

very nice

my thinking as well, a lot of SATV/CATV installs not grounded properly. and those SATV boxes can backfeed onto coax