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Hey man, switch to photobucket. You get less issues with pic links.

I never thought of that. I would be anal about it though, I would throw them in the band saw so I got a perfect straight cut. lol

Practical means nothing lol.

ok, it is the dog. The vet ordered us some stuff to give her to stop the spots.

If you could do it with a louan type material, I think the garage opener could handle it but I wouldn't put much more weight.

Well, he went out and bought that exact model for the shop. Should be a fun install. When we do it, I will post pics of the work. Thanx for all the advice gents. :thankyou:

In the words of my younger brother, DAZ HAWT MAN!!!!!

Now that is most definitely the direction we are gonna go. I just saw that this afternoon.

should be all good. Any water heater sold in the US has to have a sealed in pilot. I learned this while working for Home Depot. A family friend has one in his house and the pilot is completely sealed off from everything else. He even took a fan to the inside of the unit to see if the air...

I should have stated before, he has full furnace setup in the garage and the natural gas line is already run 4 feet underground (below the frost line). So having a gas HW heater was just assumed on his end. The furnace is installed in the attic space so the gas line literally runs right...

Gonna see the vet at the end of the week. Will ask then about the enzyme. Didn't think it was actually the dogs problem. Just figured she had power piss. lol

Am with ya there bro. Gotta put the funds where it is needed first.

Yep. The space was already pre-vented for a standard water heater exhaust in the roof. Gonna tie into that. Now I need to figure on if the electric or gas saves more money in the long run. Thoughts??????

This is a very portable and light weight Vac. I actually use it to vacume my house and also the shop areas. Mine is the version without wheels that they used to sell, now it has big wheels so you can roll it around. It has lasted me over 5 years now and still going strong. I also have a 16 Gal...

So have two straight summers of brown spots from the dog, I have given up on what to do next. I have tried plant foods etc. What do you gents recommend to use???????

did you fire up the concrete grinder yet????

So it sounds like we can get away with a 20A 110V service to a gas waterheater without alot of hassle. The unit we are looking at is very similar to the one posted about above but a gas unit. It needs 110V power for the igniter, that is is. Everything else is off of gas. No pilot light...

I will check that out. It will be suppling a shower in the shop but that is about it. Not the home.

I am helping a friend run some copper rough in for his shop being built and he wants to do a tankless water heater setup. If you have installed one in your garage, can you post some pics of final setup etc. I am waiting to hear back on what model he wants so I can get the rough in correct...

I installed this in a friends 2 car garage. This is a VERY easy kit to install and looks awesome when done. The hardest part is keeping track of your mix time etc before it goes bad. I recommend this for anyone looking to do their garage floor. I found the kit on amazon.com.