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I have one of each. 4 post is great for oil changes, transmissions, stuff where you need to get in and out of the car while it’s on the lift and obviously storage. I have a bridge jack so you can jack the car but it’s a pain on the old stuff with a lot of suspension travel. Sometimes you have to...

This is what happens when your HVAC buddy needs an engine built! Lol

I did r19 & R38 in mine. I’m happy with it. Still need to finish the walls. I heat it all winter long and I cool it when it’s hot out.

Worth lifts have a horrible reputation. I bought a used lift I think it’s a worth. They said its not though when I called for parts. Was trying to save a few bucks. Wish I had just bought a new atlas or something..

actually my AC contractor needs a engine built! :rofl::rofl:

I use a house hvac on mine. Propane furnace and central ac unit outside.

I moved last year, it came with a unfinished barn. I spent all last fall and winter getting insulation up on the ceiling and walls. I did a metal ceiling, haven’t decided on the walls yet. I took a break to work on the cars. It was a pain doing all that mostly by myself. I had a buddy that lent...

i bought a Pittsburg. Jury is still out. It seems to work ok do far. I jacked my f150 up the other day through and thought it seemed a bit wobbly.

Complete, other than trimming out outlets, attic, hanging fans, and door tracks. I’m happy. Time to work on some cars!

https://www.menards.com/main/building-materials/pole-barn-post-frame-materials/steel-panels/cut-to-length-pro-rib-steel-panel/britewhite1558137-08/p-1444448546780.htm

I’m leaning towards OSB for my walls as well. Did you just caulk the seams?

I don’t really think they would work all they well upside down. You would have to screw inside the ribs and you would probably leave a lot of gap between the panel and the insulation on the flats. Not to mention you would really need to space your electrical boxes out from the rafter.

White rivet is a great idea!

they make interior, I used exterior to get the bright white. It would be much easier to run outlets external. A lot of my barn was already wired though when I moved in so I didn’t change it.

both great looking shops!!

I was concerned about sweating also. I was told by the people that made the panels that with my faced insulation I would be fine. I also keep mine heated though. I have R38 in the ceiling and plan on putting up 6 ceiling fans to keep air circulation,

not sure how finished your shop is already, had I had a clear direction of what I was doing I would have landed all the outlets in the flats. I’ll have to get creative with outlet covers and caulk on some of mine. Be the only thing I would do different.

Well I had bent back and forth between drywall, OSB, or metal panels. Ended up choosing the metal panels. One, they would save thousands of pounds hanging from the structure. Second, once they were up they were up. I didn’t have to go back and mud, tape, sand, paint, etc. So far I’m pretty...

I just bought some LED Maxlites off eBay. 6 48” shop lights for just over $100. They are great!

Glad this thread popped up as my trusty floor jack died this week.