*updated* New RV garage

Final pictures...its done...well pretty much :B

50 amp service installed today. one back in the shed and one by the door.









panel is starting to shape up....

BurbMan wrote:
Very nice! Question on the electric...I'm pretty sure you need a main disconnect at a sub-panel in a separate building. So the top center breaker slot where it is blank should be a 50a 2-pole breaker. Also I see 5 circuits but only wire leaving the panel so assuming you're not done wiring yet?

I think it depends on the number of circuits, I had trouble understanding that code.

Brick front very nice.

As for size it will always be too small. I have a 30x60 and it is also too small. (relatives and friends wanting to store cars and boats).

If it was only my trailer a 20x45 would be OK.

Very nice! I need to change a leaking skylight on my trailer and wishing I had an indoor place to do it in the winter.

Question on the electric...I'm pretty sure you need a main disconnect at a sub-panel in a separate building. So the top center breaker slot where it is blank should be a 50a 2-pole breaker. Also I see 5 circuits but only wire leaving the panel so assuming you're not done wiring yet?

your right im sorry

LittleBill wrote:
i was under the impression you don't drive a ground rod on a detached subpanel???

A subpanel on a detached building needs its own ground...NEC

i was under the impression you don't drive a ground rod on a detached subpanel???

ScottG wrote:
Very very nice - I'm jealous!

X2

Wayne

and...yes the ground and neutral are separate and I installed the first of two grounds for the building.
:W