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<\/a><\/p>\nLast weekend, we got the rafters added along with some supporting boards:<\/p>\n
Note in the above picture, there are some boards that needed to be trimmed that extended below the rafter. \u00a0Here they are trimmed:<\/p>\n I still need to add rafter boards at the front and back of the front half before I can insulate and drywall. \u00a0The front of the garage has some wires for the garage opener which needs to be re-located.<\/p>\n Think I have figured out my garage door closing problem. \u00a0Towards the bottom when closing, the door sides from side-to-side and sometimes stops the opener. \u00a0Well, my garage opening walls are not straight up and down, but the opener is – see pics:<\/p>\n I also measured the distance between the rails in the middle and bottom and they are off by at least an inch. \u00a0So after\u00a0dry-walling, I can work on the door as time permits. \u00a0Might have to get some help with that! \u00a0The goal for this next week is to get the ceiling insulated and dry-walled for the front half!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Remounted the opener. \u00a0The board that was holding it cracked, so I used a 2×8 instead: Last weekend, we got the rafters added along with some supporting boards: Note in the above picture, there are some boards that needed to be trimmed that extended below the rafter. \u00a0Here they are trimmed: I still need to … Continue reading Garage Heating – 9\/24\/2011 Update<\/span> <\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/a><\/p>\n