Recent content by Dano5509

Thanks for sharing photos on a truly amazing shop! :thumbup:

Very nice! I like the triple axle 5th wheel too.. What are the dimensions of the interior part of your building?

Tks for the photos. I noticed the girts are flat. Did you frame out the walls and if so, what R-value insulation did you put in? Also, is that sanded plywood?

Tks... We have a 5th wheel that is 12' 6" to the top of the AC and it looks like I will have to go a full 16' up if we build to fit that monster under the door....:bounce:

Thanks for posting your photos. I really like the 36x48 size. How high is the roofline?

Tks for the details on the HVAC... I like the look of of the single duct and agree cutting in would have been a pain.. Great shop!

This is exactly what I want!! Thanks for sharing the photos of your buildout and the interior. I would do the same size but go 16' high to get our 5th wheel into one bay. Can you give us some details on your heating system? Type/design and cost? Tks!

We have our neighborhood home listed now for the very purpose of moving just north of town onto 10 acres or so...... I really like the look of an all steel building and would like to put up the same thing. Tks for sharing the pics and pricing...

Very nice! Does the $30k include all the concrete for the shop and the run back to your house? If so, that total amount is a lot less than I thought it would be.

Thanks for the info! I just like lots of photos in general, especially inside shots once you get the building up..... A basic 40x60 here in the Northwest w/o insulation, concrete and one roll up plus one entry door is about $21,000 so the pricing difference is interesting. I live in Eastern WA...

Thanks for posting your build! I would like a 40x60 and am very interested in seeing more photos. How high are you going on the sidewalls?

Very nice building and photo tour of the buildout. Looking forward to seeing the inside pics.

Thanks for sharing the photos. I am planning on building a 40x60x16 on our property soon and really appreciate your photos..

Looks very nice! Looking forward to seeing your interior photos.....:beer:

Tks, I am just north of Spokane and talked to several builders at this year's ag show. I think a 30x48 will be a good size.