Suburban down.

[SUBURBAN5]

Yeah, this was one of the main items on my bucket list - 6" slab, 12' eaves, 2 - 16' X 10' high roll up doors, and almost enough room (not quite) for my stuff

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I'm jealous

 

[Frank Enstein]

Yeah, this was one of the main items on my bucket list - 6" slab, 12' eaves, 2 - 16' X 10' high roll up doors, and almost enough room (not quite) for my stuff

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That's sexy right there! I'm looking to do a 36' deep 24' wide 12' wall shop with a dead level floor 4" concrete with PEX tubing in it for heat with a 12'wide 10' high pair of barn doors with shelves for rattle can spray paint and such centered on the 24' side (I figured out a cool way to open them with a garage door opener) and a 3' man door next to it. I want to be able to pull Frank or Betty in onto the 4 post lift open all the doors and tailgate and be able to walk all the way around it with all the doors closed even with work benches and shelving lining all the walls.

Why , Yes I have thought about this before. Why do you ask?

 

[Supercharged111]

That's sexy right there! I'm looking to do a 36' deep 24' wide 12' wall shop with a dead level floor 4" concrete with PEX tubing in it for heat with a 12'wide 10' high pair of barn doors with shelves for rattle can spray paint and such centered on the 24' side (I figured out a cool way to open them with a garage door opener) and a 3' man door next to it. I want to be able to pull Frank or Betty in onto the 4 post lift open all the doors and tailgate and be able to walk all the way around it with all the doors closed even with work benches and shelving lining all the walls.

Why , Yes I have thought about this before. Why do you ask?

4" slab will need to be reinforce for a 2 post lift. Not sure about a 4 post lift. You can at least get it poured with the fiber stuff, that'll hold a 2 post.

 

[Frank Enstein]

4" slab will need to be reinforce for a 2 post lift. Not sure about a 4 post lift. You can at least get it poured with the fiber stuff, that'll hold a 2 post.

The 4 post I want only needs 4" and it can be rolled out of the way or into the driveway for pressure washing!

 

[1ton-o-fun]

Don't forget two things on my dream garage list... bathroom and an old foot step COLD water fountain!

 

[Supercharged111]

Don't forget two things on my dream garage list... bathroom and an old foot step COLD water fountain!

And A/C.

 

[Frank Enstein]

Now I'm all tingly!

 

[Erik the Awful]

I built a 30x40 shop two years ago. It's a bit too big for my yard, but too small for my needs. The two-post lifts I was looking at spec a 4" slab, but I went ahead and had the slab where the lift will go poured 6" deep. I still need to get the power hooked up. I'm probably going to have to buy some 2-2-4-6 MHF and lay it in the ground myself to save a couple grand. That'll require me replacing the 100a main circuit breaker with an 80a. Ugh, but I'm so tired of running an extension cord to the house.

 

[PlayingWithTBI]

That'll require me replacing the 100a main circuit breaker with an 80a.

I have a 90A service with 3 - 20A circuits for outlets on each side, where each outlet is next to a different circuit so I can run the dust collector and a power tool (i.e. Planer or Jointer). Plus I have a 50A extension cord for my welder and a dedicated 220V circuit for my air compressor.

In this picture, I was feeding it, from the bottom, temporarily with an SO cord.

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[SUBURBAN5]

Today trying to get this leaky pinion figured out.

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