A spray-tent drying rack for panels

The simple shelving in the following photograph of the spray-tent in the shop, is anchored at the top to the ceiling joists and, at the base, to the 1x2 to which the plastic sheeting of the partition is anchored.  The 1x2 running through the top brace of the vertical bracket-support is part of the diptych easel.  The 1x3 on which the small piece of insulation rests is part of a ceiling track permanently mounted to the ceiling.  Neither the track nor the easel component has anything to do with supporting the tent.  The horizontal metal track near the base of the bracket attached to the ceiling is a garage door track that is clear of the vertical supports.

Inside the spray-tent.

The panel-lengths to be accommodated--the shortest being 31.75 in. and the longest 96 in.--determined the horizontal spacing of the vertical rows of brackets.  The ripped, horizontal 1x2s attached to the back of the vertical rows of brackets provided lateral stability.

Looking through the passage into the tent. Visit us on Pinterest to see more photos of this and other stages of the Stein Eriksen Lodge Deer Valley conference center project.

Tags: 2013, Tools supplies and operations