Continuing down the road of renovating our new digs, Full Throttle is pleased to have completed the construction of a partitioning wall and "window" fillers. As our rented shop area is but a portion of a larger facility, we needed to separate our area from the rest of the building. We will be painting the north end of our shop of Memorial Day weekend, setting the stage for finalizing installation of additional electrical outlets, running compressed air throughout the shop and adding vehicle lifts and more.
The lion's share of this task was constructing the partitioning wall.
Working around a double-pitched roof line as well as a steel support
bean made the job more interesting for all of those involved.
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| Here Mark J. and Steve L. trim studs with precision to accommodate said obstacles. | | | | |
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Larry, Moe and Curly?!?!?
Nope! Just Chet, Bob G., and Steve L. working on building that partitioning wall. |
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| Tom E. takes a break while holding a piece of sheeting in place. |
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| The finished product. Ready for primer and paint. Full Throttle is very excited for this next stage in our shop transformation. |
Stay tuned for more updates!
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