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Originally posted by fastpat
That's pretty much what I had in the house in CA. Since the trusses were made from 2x4 lumber, it wouldn't hold much weight either. I laid a floor in it around the trusses with pre-cut 2' x 4' plywood pieces from Home Depot or Lowe's. I used screws to fasten them down, cheap zine plated one, about one or 1 1/4 inches long. I have two cordless drills, loaded one with a drill bit that countersunk, and the other with a phillips driver bit, and went after it. If I had to notch out for the trusses, power lines, or plumbing, I did that with a saber saw.

You can do quite a bit in a day.
I have 7 feet between the bases of the truss. It's a 3 car garage, so there's plenty of room for light weight storage. The trusses are 2X6. I am also thinking about raising the ceiling in a few spots to accomodate a 4 post lift.
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