So I built a 30x40 pole barn and am now wondering what to do for the door. It will be going in the 30' end and I was hoping 10' high by 16' wide. I'm hoping to not roll with a conventional garage door because I'm not rich. Was thinking about a slider but not sure if that will work because of...
I'm not sure if these pictures are uploading? If not go to my profile and I have a album. It was a hectic weekend and now back to work. Need to finish the eves and have the metal ordered for the roof.
This is kind of what I'm thinking. The added cost of plywood or osb isn't really that much. As far as the header I think I'm just gonna notch the post so my sheets of plywood lay flush. I just like the idea of the post carrying the weight. Not the bolts or nails holding the header on. I can't...
I am hoping to be able to use it to store my boat and other junk this coming winter. The building will be cold storage for the most part but if I need to use it I'm planning on a wood stove inside just in case. By frost protected you mean insulated with foam? I hadn't considered that but...
I'm hoping to build it out of pocket and I don't think I would be able to swing the cash to get it up before winter if I had to pay for a foundation that would eat up alot of my funds. I know it seems backwards but it's just the best way for me to do it. The summer is short here.
Thanks! The perma columns look like a good idea, rot is one of my concerns which is why I'm framing it all in and pouring a floor up to the bottom plate anchor bolted together. In theory I could cut all of the 6x6s off at ground level and the building should be solid. I was thinking about metal...
Hello fellas,
I'm starting a 30x40 pole barn this weekend that I plan on pouring a concrete floor in next year. I turned a gravel pad over for it last weekend. Here's my plan. I'm using 16'- 6x6 treated posts 8' on center. I plan on putting 4 feet in the ground. I'm wondering about the...