How should I layout my new LED lights?

[jtuttle4]

I'm finally ready to put some real lights in my shop. I've been working with a string of construction work lights using standard 100w bulbs since I've had my shop built. I finally had some extra cash to get some better lighting. I went with 12 of these https://www.menards.com/main/lighti...133557086.htm?tid=-3199057370615230467&ipos=3 Lithonia 8' LED strips from Menards. I'm attaching a drawing with rough layout of my shop and how I was planning on setting up the lights. I was thinking 2 continuous strips, spacing the rows evenly. Is there a better option? Also do you think this is going to be enough or do I need to pick up some more fixtures?

Shop is 30x50 with 12' ceilings, unpainted OSB walls and white metal lined ceiling. I do some mechanic work, metal fab, and woodworking in this shop.

Thanks in advance, I've learned so much by lurking and searching these forums, so much knowledge in here.

 

[Platonic Solid]

Fixtures need to be perpendicular to and between garage doors. Lumen output of this fixture is too low to realistically hit the ideal 93fc @ workplane. If you aim for a less than ideal 80fc, you can get away with 18 fixtures. Play with the visual tool here (link).

More detailed instructions here, but above link has your fixture preloaded.

 

[jtuttle4]

Thanks for the reply, I was trying to find a link for that layout calculator but kept coming up dry. Guess I'll pick up a few more fixtures and re-route my wiring to work with this type of layout.