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Originally Posted by Ogre
I hired a neighbor (licensed electrician from a local school), and you would be amazed at the number of junction boxes. I guess that's the right way to do it though. He hid "most" of my 12/3 metal clad wiring in the purlin but there sure are a lot of junction boxes for feeding multiple overhead lights.
And I do like Joog's white siding on the ceilings. It does brighten the area up. My ceiling is chicken wire covering the white insulation (not really reflective). [See post #32, pics 4 & 5.]
And Joog and others have mentioned storage. Yes, whatever you have you will use and then need more.  Do what you can, but it won't be enough for us crazy enough to restore cars.
More pics when you get a chance,
Ogre |
I like the way perfectly bent conduit looks with the correct clamps.
I will not be hiding my piping in the purlins.
I like the exposed industrial look if it is clean and tidy.
Air lines will be copper pipe under the electrical layout.
But I have seen a new product that looks likes plastic pipe but acts like metal
and you can bend it and shape it.