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        "text": "Converting an existing metal shell into a climate-controlled workshop requires comprehensive air sealing, framing out interior walls, adding high-performance insulation, roughing in electrical wiring, and installing dedicated heating and cooling systems like ductless mini-splits. Concrete slabs often require a moisture barrier treatment to prevent interior humidity issues. Interior wall paneling, such as drywall or durable plywood, protects the insulation and allows for tool mounting. Planning the location of high-draw machinery beforehand ensures the electrical subpanel and wall blocking are properly aligned before closing up the walls.",
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