Installing Vehicle Lifts, Shelving, and Outdoor Kitchen Utilities
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MEGA SHOP BUILD! I Need Your Help with Designing this MASSIVE Project!
What happens here
The creator discusses the positioning of vehicle lifts: a 2-post Tuxedo lift (220V) and a 4-post Tuxedo lift (110V). He asks for advice on connecting 220V power to the 2-post lift and for a welding outlet, considering whether to install dedicated outlets or rely on extension cords. He also addresses the need for secure, high-capacity shelving (Ironon 4-tier industrial shelving) for various farm equipment and supplies, noting his preference for movable pallet-based equipment storage. Finally, he considers the water and drainage setup for the outdoor kitchen, installing a Woodford hydrant and planning for a removable wet bar for winterization, highlighting the importance of preventing pipes from freezing and bursting.
Goal: Integrate vehicle lifts, shelving, and practical outdoor kitchen utilities into the barndominium setup.
Tools and materials
- Aluminum Handrail — Safety railing for steps
- Flexible Pipe — Connecting the Woodford hydrant to the outdoor wet bar drain
- Flower Pots — Temporary solution to highlight concrete steps
- Tuxedo 2-Post Lift Tuxedo — Lifting vehicles for maintenance and repair, requires 220V power
- Tuxedo 4-Post Lift Tuxedo — Lifting vehicles for maintenance and repair, runs on 110V power
- Woodford Hydrant Woodford — Providing outdoor water access to the outdoor kitchen