Since we now have two warehouses side-by-side, we have the
ability to connect the two so we can quickly access the materials stored next
door. We keep our forklifts in the warehouse next door so we needed a
connecting door that was large enough for our materials, and the forklifts.
This would provide the studio with the ability to transfer equipment and
materials from warehouse to warehouse seamlessly.
Before Picture |
First, Ken met with a couple structural engineers to
determine it was safe to cut a hole between the two structures. Instead of
hiring contractors, Ken created a way to do the task himself (as usual). So for
many days, the boys chipped away at a solid cinder block wall. Ken welded a
structural doorframe that could accommodate for a garage door and reinforce the
large hole.
Framed out
We now have a bay-sized garage door that allows us the
ability to move materials and access our warehouse space with ease.
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