Hi, I'm looking to paint exterior of my walk in cooler and freezer but not sure what kind of paint to use, I was wondering if you can suggest, would really appreciate that. thanks
Did you need the building inspector to look at the walls behind the coolers? It seems that the cooler was constructed in front of an existing receptacle. If that receptacle isn’t de energized and the opening covered, it is a building code violation. The inspector in this area required the walls taken down to expose the back wall.
dont be ridiculous, i see more inspection code violations on homes than i see on non essential things as u pointed out. that is corny, inside restaurants there are electrical outlets inside kitchens around water and grease. sheesh. stop being silly. turn off the breaker or disconnect at junction box if it bothers you. moisture would trip the break if theres a short, that is why there's breakers and gcfi outlets. you will be fine.
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Hi, I'm looking to paint exterior of my walk in cooler and freezer but not sure what kind of paint to use, I was wondering if you can suggest, would really appreciate that. thanks
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Did you need the building inspector to look at the walls behind the coolers? It seems that the cooler was constructed in front of an existing receptacle. If that receptacle isn’t de energized and the opening covered, it is a building code violation. The inspector in this area required the walls taken down to expose the back wall.
dont be ridiculous, i see more inspection code violations on homes than i see on non essential things as u pointed out. that is corny, inside restaurants there are electrical outlets inside kitchens around water and grease. sheesh. stop being silly. turn off the breaker or disconnect at junction box if it bothers you. moisture would trip the break if theres a short, that is why there's breakers and gcfi outlets. you will be fine.
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