T Monahan
Supportive Member
There is more than one camel. Humphrey makes the move too:
Thanks for sharing. Care to share a work flow map, or did I miss it?
Is your drainage system tied in to the sanitary sewer? What kind of permits or approval did you need
Will you be using any wash down hoses and if so, what size and flow will you have and do you have to add any extra capabilities to the plumbing system. I am asking as I saw a video of a company using 1 1/2 inch hose to rinse their rugs
Hey Tom "Lurkie" here what is the brand of epoxy you're using? And how high are you ceilings?With
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Hey Tom "Lurkie" here what is the brand of epoxy you're using? And how high are you ceilings?
With 2500 square feet one must do a study of space and time. I hope you have higher ceilings than I do.
That's some nice capacity. I did a bunch of rugs today but still had one left over. I would like to get a better shop but my rent is really good where I'm atMy rug tower has 13 poles 18' in length that hang about 23' in the air..
They used to be longer but wouldn't fit our new shop.. We were able to go higher, but had to shorter our poles..
We also have the problem with junks taking up much of the space..
Hi Tom,
This is a great thread, as I am on the front end of building a new shop! I do have a few questions:
-Could you please let me know the interior measurements of your drying room?
-how many poles system you are using (is there space to walk around all 4 sides of racks(?), or is it up tight to the wall?
-explain the heating/dehumidification system possibly for this area?
-curious of the amount of electrical outlets you put in for blowers to assist in drying?
-Size of door opening?
-kind of door used for dry room?
-Also if you had to build a shop from scratch, what height ceilings do you think would be ideal for a rug washing plant.
Looks spensive!
Is a $6500 unit really that expensive for what it does predictively for rugs? This is often a choke point for plants. You want the rugs dry overnight. This insures this. Actually faster.