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Here is what I did on my 30x60. (2) 12x12 and (1) 8x7. I also put in 2 man doors and 4 windows.

It is really hard to measure the CFM of a ceiling fan. There is alot of induced airflow from ceiling fans. When I was looking at fans I evaluated air turnover of the space. The fans I have, theoretically, will turnover all the air in tehe space 2x per min. I would rather turn down the fans...

A local HVAC rep that I work with sells them. I was able to get it through them.

You will definitely need them for heating. I have 2 minisplits in my 30x60x14 and the heat just sits at the ceiling. You will need the fans to help distribute the air.

I have a 30x60x14 shop that I built last year. I installed two of these in the 60" versions. https://www.marleymep.com/products/mip/heavy-duty-commercial-ceiling-fans They move quite a lot of air, but are a little noisy on high. You can get a speed controller and I keep them at around 50%...

This is the model I used. https://www.primelights.com/collections/farm-barn-shop/products/led-6-lamp-t8-stingray-6xl-highbay-fixture-132-watts-clear-pl-6srhbld132xlfm I used 6. I did not put any over my front garage doors and I regret this. I wish I would have put 2 in this area and put them...

The last major step before spring was to get organized and some of my tools laid out. This involved getting a miter saw station set up, workbench, dust collection running and an outfeed table arranged. We also took some time to get the garden tilled and a fence put up.

I just hung and painted mine a few months ago. OSB with 2 coats of Behr premium plus

The only I items I need to buy were gauges and a vacuum pump.

When it come to warranty I will just have to deal with whatever issues come up. The condenser comes precharged for the line set length that is provided. I ordered the units through Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01DVW6FXO/?tag=atomicindus08-20

This was a measure 5x and then put it in the shop and verify it will fit before building the shelf!

The doors are 12'x12' My trailer is not 11'2" high. The shelf is 10' high. I think the highest point on my trailer is just over 10' I would sure think most pull behinds would fit in a 12' door, but I do not know for sure.

I have a 30x60x 14. I put in two 18k Pioneer split systems. I too have R-19 in the walls and around R-40 in the ceiling. I installed the two split systems myself. I have less than 3k into it. I have only run through a heating season, but I do not see having a problem in the summer here in...

The next step was a massive endeavor. I put up all the 1/2" osb, built a 4' deep shelf along the back and trimed out the windows. This took 3 weekends to completed.

Now that I had some of the "Honey Do" items off the list I was able to get back in the shop and wrap up somethings before winter hit. I wanted to make sure the space was usable over the winter. It turns out that this step took until spring! The first thing was to get the mini splits...

Thanks! They are all license plates from family members. We were sure to not cut the ones that have sentimental value to us.

The doors did not come out as nice as I had wanted so I am going to rebuild them in the future.

Like I said before, after the electrical was done and inspected I moved onto other projects around the house. Project 1 - Finish back splash It took my wife and I months to finally find a back splash we liked. Here is a photo of what we installed. Project 2 - Finishing up the laundry room...

Thanks!. It is pretty bright. I still need to put a dimmer on that switch.