Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Tymurrey" data-source="post: 239846" data-attributes="member: 859"><p>In the shop that my dad had built we tinned the whole inside, we kept the windows low because we like looking out them even though higher windows let in more light.&nbsp; We also ran all of the electrical in conduit on the outsides of the wall incase we ever want to add or need to fix an electrical issue.&nbsp; Lots and lots of outlets and make sure they are on lots of different circuits.&nbsp; Outlets outside as well.&nbsp; We ran two 220v outlets as well for welders or anything like that.&nbsp; One big long floor drain in the middle.&nbsp; Framed it for a drive through door on one of the stalls but didn't put a drive through door in because the northwest wind would have been a killer for heating but the feature is there with very little work if we ever wanted to put one in.&nbsp; Things I don't like are the fluorescent lights, I wish they were LED's, I just like them better.&nbsp; Also the windows don't open, didn't think it would matter but during the summer its nice to get some breeze.&nbsp; We went 40' deep and 48 wide with 3 stalls on the wide side, can easily fit 4 vehicles in there without having to move one to get out and the tractor with mower and bucket has all kinds of room.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Tymurrey, post: 239846, member: 859"] In the shop that my dad had built we tinned the whole inside, we kept the windows low because we like looking out them even though higher windows let in more light. We also ran all of the electrical in conduit on the outsides of the wall incase we ever want to add or need to fix an electrical issue. Lots and lots of outlets and make sure they are on lots of different circuits. Outlets outside as well. We ran two 220v outlets as well for welders or anything like that. One big long floor drain in the middle. Framed it for a drive through door on one of the stalls but didn't put a drive through door in because the northwest wind would have been a killer for heating but the feature is there with very little work if we ever wanted to put one in. Things I don't like are the fluorescent lights, I wish they were LED's, I just like them better. Also the windows don't open, didn't think it would matter but during the summer its nice to get some breeze. We went 40' deep and 48 wide with 3 stalls on the wide side, can easily fit 4 vehicles in there without having to move one to get out and the tractor with mower and bucket has all kinds of room. [/QUOTE]

Verification

What is the most common fish caught on this site?

Reply to thread

Recent Posts

Friends of NDA