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They use these... I have a fully enclosed metal building that I had them put up and they used these. I believe they are 4 feet long, sledged hammered into the ground. Just like the picture shows.

I had a 18' x 21' metal shed built on top of a level but pitched 2 inch pad of crushed stone with driveway barrier underneath during the summer to store my cars in. Once it started getting colder at night, going in there every so often I noticed the stone being wet. Long story short, I had to...

Instead of 10 feet high, go more like 15 ft and put a car lift in there. You can always store a car on it too if you ever wanted

Only once have witnessed 'raining' inside. I know it needs ventilation and I know its part of my problem but im going to try and lay some plastic down in hope of at least gaining some control of this situation. Who knows when the first snow storm is going to hit.

And I believe i said that the ground is pitched toward the back & right. Never has it had standing water there. I was more worried about letting the water out through than the water actually coming in. Is sheet poly the same as plastic sheeting? What thickness is recommended?

Hello and thank you for having me. Im not necessarily a home owner but I will be someday very soon. Nice to meet you all :lol_hitti

Hello all, I posted this in another DIY forum and didnt really get much help on the matter. I live in the Buffalo, NY area. A few months ago, I bought and had a 18' wide by 21' deep carport built. I decided that I would have it built on a few inches of stone, instead of spending the money for a...