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Well, there's always that one who has to "wade in". This pole barn was required to have engineer drawings, was built by a local...

8’ would likely be adequate, 4’ spacing if you want better.

This pole barn is 32x72. Half of it will be a small "warehouse" with pallet racks on two sides and a roll door on one side for moving...

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It had nothing to do with your reading comprehension it was my lack of skill in rotting. Sorry

No I'm sorry I didn't make myself clear. I want something to put in the joints.

After they poured my slab they came back and cut some control joints with a diamond saw. I noticed places that have some black stuff...

here you can sort of see how the pad goes to the wall, then a break from the pad with the plywood form to make the threshold...

it was a bit more work for sure, but it won't break up in my lifetime or as long as we hold a lease ... nor will it need any more...

I'd agree. @3Dsigns , I think your guy has a good idea but it's not quite enough for heavy traffic. Forklifts have a super high...

I agree. I happen to have a brand new diamond wet-saw and will do that tomorrow. I'll just fix the thing myself since I don't think this...

That’s how my garage is. An amazing amount of rain comes under the door hitting the tiny flat area. I’ve been thinking of grinding it...

This is how it looked after they poured it. there would have been a rough jolt going through the door with a load on a forklift. The...

The chipped out area, is that part of the building slab or the driveway? To achieve a recess it needs to be towards the inside of the...