I have been waiting on a roller for a few mounts, the door is working OK for now.
A bud just had a building installed after they put the doors up one fell its a 12X16 roll up door it just fell. It took several months for them to get another door he could not get a final inspection and power till the door was installed. In a nut shell the building crew did not know what they were doing.
It seams every building I see put up they install it flat on the concrete I tell them water will run under it they think it can be sealed. My bud built a pit to put his motorcycle lift in so it would set flush to the floor water is running in from the side of the building and filling his pit.
Water coming in from the side with the shed attached.
The door in front of the MH that fell I think the door was shut at the time it fell the MH was not in the building when it fell.
BTW he used LED UFO lights and loves them.
This post was edited by Hobo,NC on 06/26/2022 at 06:42 am.
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