Recent content by rubiRI77

just a suggestion, but how about just covering what is there with some 3/4" crushed stone? It won't wash out, and looks pretty nice.

Very nice. nice size too

I run a kerosene bullet (torpedoe) heater. last year that is all I ran and only when I was out there. Biggest problem was condensation on tools, etc. It makes sense because they are so brutally hot that the garage went from 15 degrees to 50 in about 10-15 minutes! Some of my tools now look like...

Nice! more Ri people than I would have guessed!

Wow! you don't mess around! The 12x22 was one piece, and the 14x24 was one piece and they had to assemble the roof in place that was only because of the height though. Enjoy your new building! :thumbup:

Yeah no problem. The 12x22 tractor garage was $7,200. The 14x24 garage was $12,800 (I went with one of their fancier models for this. Also, has options like 8' door height, extra windows, etc.) I mostly went the prebuilt route so it could all be changed later when I built the real garage...

Got the prebuilts from Kloter Farms in CT. I have to say they really are nice and well built for what they are.

Hello. I joined and have been just looking and reading on here for some time now. Thought I would say hi. I have really been learning a lot, and really enjoying all the pictures so thank you to everyone here. Right now I only have two of the "prebuilt garages" Some day I will be selling the...