Ron, I originally specified ten feet, but on the previous meeting, the contractor made the point that higher ceilings mean more area to heat and cool. I found out today that they cancelled the eight feet and went back to ten when they considered the fans. Thanks, Warren Ron Nossaman wrote: > >> Terry, >> The hall by the garage is on a different central unit. The power >> tool room is there to contain the dust from the machines and keep it >> out of the General storage area where finished pianos will be stored >> before delivery and to a lesser amount out of the main workshop. We >> will close the doors when the machines are running. The plan is 8 >> foot ceilings. We can go to ten feet if necessary. The fans can be a >> godsend on muggy hot days in this area. I'll show this to my partner. >> Thanks, >> Warren > > > > Ten feet is better, especially with fans. > > Trust me. > > Ron N > > _______________________________________________ > pianotech list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives > -- Warren Fisher- RPT Retired, Navy Retired, Slidell, Louisiana Titanium User group:http://groups.yahoo.com/group/glendale_titanium/ Travel Club:http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TitaniumTravClub/ 98 2500 Dodge CTD, Auto, SRW, 410, BD EB, Autolock, Pressure lock, Temp Guage, Mag-Hytec DD, BD aux ATF fluid cooler [fan] 02 Titanium fiver 28E33, Solar, 2000 watt inverter/charger, AGM batteries, Fantastic, slide awning, Honda 5000 gen-set. "On the road again!!"
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