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    2 post lift in 30x40x10ft sides

    In my opinion the trusses will be the cheapest place to get the height. Get creative. Go with a 6 or 8/12 pitch. Then you will have room to do a scissor or tray on the inside to get your extra height. I think the higher pitches make the building look better too. My house has an 8/12 so I built...
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    help with framing for walls

    I am doing mine with the 2x4s on the inside of the post. As stated it is easier than attaching between the posts and you only lose 1 1/2" of floor space. As for using blown insulation in the wall it is fine as long as you can access the top of the wall to add insulation as it settles.
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    help with framing for walls

    What will you be covering the walls with?
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    Garage divider wall/curtain

    Dimensions of the garage would be helpful. Mine is 40 feet wide. I framed a man door on each side leaving a 32 ft opening. I put up a double cannonball track and built 4-9 ft sliding doors(2 on each track). I can slide the doors to have a 18ft (or so) opening either in the middle or one side or...
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    Finally have it figured out -- sort of

    How tall does the OH door need to be in the trailer storage area?
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    40' by 40'4'' 12 foot walls scissor truss

    Curious what the top and bottom pitch is on your trusses? I am getting ready to start a 40x64 with similiar trusses.
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    44x48x16 shop, poolhouse, bball court Garage

    NOT using common sense would be standing out on the end without a guy on the other end. LOL:dunno:
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    9 foot or 10 foot tall garage door

    My vote is also for the 10 ft doors. You will never wish the doors were shorter but may kick yourself in the behind if you need an extra couple of inches and do not have it.
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    Aluminum trim wrap corrosion

    I covered my posts with heavy plastic first. seems to be holding up after 3 years.
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