Tiny people? 12 inches by 40 inches?Can’t wait to see the finished product!!
I’ve had similar ideas building on top of my 12”x40” combo work shop/pool house in the back yard…so it will be real nice to see how your turns out!!
Tiny people? 12 inches by 40 inches?Can’t wait to see the finished product!!
I’ve had similar ideas building on top of my 12”x40” combo work shop/pool house in the back yard…so it will be real nice to see how your turns out!!
Sorry SC, but I haven't got a clue.....This has nothing to do with the build but can you tell me why in a multi quote when I start typing below the first quote it eats up the letters from the second quote?
Good to hear from you buddy!!
And then just like the Lone Ranger ....Voila'Just hit MultiQuote on the posts you want to quote, then hit Add Reply, and there is spacing in between the quotes for your words.
Sorry SC, but I haven't got a clue.....
And then just like the Lone Ranger ....Voila'
Hardly a day goes by...that I don't learn something new on THP.
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You are doing this yourself? Nice work
I'm helping my dad and brother with a renovation just like this at the moment. (basically the same thing but no chilli involved.. I am trying to convert them with gifts of chilli oil and butch T plants tho )
Before you put the floor sheets down did you put blocks between the joists? Can't see in the pictures. We had to do this these last few days cos the joists were all bouncy.
Forgive me for being stupid, but what is the point of this??????
ohhhhh I see said the blind man.. That is a french drain for the sink, right? Didn't realize a sink was going there.
Wow! I am really jealous. That is going to be an incredible grow building. It looks like you are having fun with that old structure (sarcasm). Working on things that are out of square and not level can be a bit frustrating huh?
I is a little frustrating at times but the key element here for me was just to engulf the concrete, only for the fact of permits and such that it was existing and left the main structure in tact. In retrospect it would have been easier to bulldoze it a start from scratch.
I was curious about a couple things though. Why did you frame out the exterior? I was thinking it probably would have been cheaper and less labor intensive to slap up some furring strips and install some vinyl siding.
At first glance that my be true, and since I did not post or take any pics of how crooked and wavy the wall were, you would probably agree that only using the wall as an extended foundation might be the route, the wall them selfs had at least a 4 inch wave and it is out of level almost 3 inches. (poured that way 60 years ago) furring them out level and strait would have been a nightmare to say the least, In some cases I would have had to use 2x6's and tapper them 2-1/2 to 5-1/2 and still have to figure out how to fasten them to the wall.
Also, why did you include headers? Blond moment!, old habits are hard to break, over thinking it, I'm a tard, take your pick, Hit that one right on the money buddy! Didn't need them, a wast of time and lumber, I see you said the walls are attached to the second floor joists.
I hope you don't take that as me trying to be smart or something. No not at all! I have a feeling you don't have to try, love the camaraderie! I am genuinely curious.
Absolutely amazing job Spicy. Looks like you have thought of just about everything. Oh, except one...Don't forget to wire for a killer sound system! If I had a dream grow system like what you have built, I would spend most of my at-home time tending to the plants and pumping out the tunes. Looks like you have no close neighbors to worry about and the plants would love it.