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Much appreciated chaosracing.............. I searched focused on Lean-To shed and came up short................ This is exactly what I was after. Thank you.. Rhys.

Sorry mattt_i, rather than "plans and approvals" I meant the backyard layout plans (as pictured) and the minor variance approvals with the city. I have thta submitted and approved. I have to submit detailed drawings including foundation or floating pad cross sections, etc.. for the build...

Wondering if anyone can direct me to plans for the attached shed/awning or Residential Detached Accessory Building as my City Hall classes it. Long story but basically my wife bought us a retirement home, new build so a small blank backyard. I have the plans and approvals for the pictured and...

Thanks everyone.................... Keep it coming....... This is actually to lift a snow machine out of the way for the summer months and still get a car in the 'slot". Thanks, Rhys.

Thanks Doug................ It often looks more basic than it is....... Much appreciated, Rhys.

Wondering if anyone has fabricated a lift as shown? Looking for plans or advice? $3k seems a bit pricey for purchasing one. Thanks, Rhys.

24' X 24' and a 50,000 BTU Mr. Heater. Takes twenty minutes to forty minutes to come up to set point depending on outside temperatures. Cycles every fifteen minutes for five minutes or so from that point on. Probably a bit over sized for space. Rhys.

Sorry SuperD, forgot to post the ULC number. This is the tag off of the vent. Not sure if it cross-references over to your number. I did have it inspected today. It was drop tested and they actually checked a permissive on the blower for proper shut off of the heater by disconnecting a wire...

I will be out of town over the next three days with work. I will verify when I get back.................. Rhys.

From the TSSA Blog to answer your Question SuperD. I have a similar answer to ForceFed70's question. This is a Reznor UDAP 45, 5,000 BTU less than mine. Open the link and read the comments from the TSSA. Thanks, Rhys. http://tssablog.org/?question=category-iii-appliance-venting

Picture of additional gas valve.

All done. Valve installed at flex line. Vent run and all leak checked. Fired up and works great. Just need to get it inspected and properly set up (gas pressures checked and gas valve adjusted) by the HVAC guy. I decided to run the double wall insulated vent all the way from the heater to...

Thanks dfiler2. I will pick up a valve and install................ Rhys.

Well, gas line run, T-stat run and just finishing up the receptacle for power. Just need the vent run. HVAC guy where are you?????????????? Hopefully I can hook up with Ken next week and get this thing finished off. Rhys.

Yes, it is parallel to the wall. I wanted to place the heater on a 45 to the centre of the garage but then the vent becomes a problem. If you vent on the vertical it is no issue but on the horizontal it introduces more angles to get out the wall. If any one has pictures of mounting it towards...

Not much tonight. Managed to get it mounted to the ceiling. No problem by yourself with the ratchet straps. I am 7' 6" from the floor to the bottom of the unit (not the 8' as required in B149.1). Also, I have 2" of clearance between the top of the unit and the ceiling with the Unistrut...

I am going to place the heater first and then figure out all the required venting pieces. It took us a while to figure out a spot as I had to vent out three feet from the door opening and run a minimum of three feet out of the unit as per manufacturer. I will get you all the specs and part...

Okay, got started today. I had someone over to advise me on the install (friend of a coworker, nice retired HVAC guy Ken, I am new to the area so no contacts, etc...). The plan is for me to make the complete install and have it tested, fired up and certified by Ken. First thing to mention is...

Putting one in on Monday (well starting, it takes me awhile but I get there). Horizontal vent............... We will compare notes as I blunder my way through B149.1-10. I will try and take pic's.

Working garage, packed with everything I need to build. Both cars and the bike were built top to bottom in there............ Rhys.