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16th April 2007, 08:12 PM #1
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Garage Doors
After 3 years of haggling with the board of directors, removing all non essential woodworking stuff like kids bikes, garden tools and general junk I have finally got the garage converted to a workshop. In fact my shiny new table saw is due to arrive Friday the last major tool purchase.
My question is what to do about the 2 west facing roller doors that turn the shop into a sauna in summer and a fridge in winter.
I have a pile of oregon salvaged from a house demolition that could transform intoh swing doors but the thought of maintenaince is a bit off putting and I'm not sure about my skill level.
Any suggestions would be gratefully accepted so I can enjoy my new found obsession year round. Doors are 2 @ 2400W X 2100H
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16th April 2007, 08:16 PM #2
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Get a steel fabricator to weld up some frames for you and line the outside with colorbond cladding and then line the inside with ply or colorbond with insulation in between the 2
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16th April 2007, 09:26 PM #3
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Yep recon that's the way to go might even use the old doors as external cladding.
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