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Continued work on the work bench. Just need to add the bottom two sheets of plywood and it will be ready to move into its new location.

Thanks. It's been a long time coming. Can't wait to get it all finished and enjoy it for years to come.

The studs are toe nailed in to the base girt and nailed to the top one as well. The red studs are framing studs from lowes. The are pre-cut short and when combined with a 2x4 on top and a 2x6 on bottom are 8ft in total height. Easier than having to cut 3" off every stud. Never heard of a...

quick question. Should I use some concrete nails to nail the bottom board to the floor or just leave it be? I only plan on hanging signs, a tv, neon lights, etc to the wall. I will build shelving from the ground up for the heavy stuff.

Well its been a while but some work has been done. My contractor finally had the doors installed and sent his electrical sub out to do the electricity. Long story about why it took so long, but its finally heading towards the finish line. I went ahead and starting to frame up the lower 8ft of...

They put the face on today. Still waiting on the doors.

very nice.

I hope so.

Do anyone see an issue with using rolls of fiberglass insulation to insulate the walls? An issues with moisture from the metal creating mold problems? I am planning on framing up the interior with 2x4s at 24" on center between the poles. Spray foam is probably out of the equation due to the cost.

Thanks. No lean-to at this time. I will fill it with what I have and if I need more room ill add it.

Concrete is in. Now just waiting on the doors and electricity. Had some xtra concrete so I had them pour me a pad for my compressor and a sidewalk connecting the front to the side door. Came out nice.

Very nice. Concrete is getting poured for mine tomorrow.

the crew finished 95% of the metal work. Concrete gets poured tomorrow, then the doors can be hung and the front wall can be finished. Then its onto the interior framing so I can insulate then hang plywood/old barn wood to finish out the inside.

Went pole for a couple reasons. Concrete price was a lot less with the pole barn. I also feel like its going to be easier to finish out the interior. Plus the contractor I used came highly recommended and didn't let me down...so far.

Some nice progress yesterday.

ill try to post some up. Right now its an all stock 55 with a rusted out front frame crossmember making it super unsafe to drive at any speed over 10mph. We have another frame section that we plan on using to fix her up. Its just going to me a factory stock cruiser for my pops.

Im about 1 hr SW of Houston (East Bernard)

Took the squirrel out wheeling this weekend and came home to this: Construction has begun. Front shot Side Back side As you can tell, the yard is pretty muddy from all the rain we seem to have every week. They are going to come in afterwards and do the dirt work before the concrete...

A little revised interior view with a bathroom installed. The bathroom will be 4x6.5ft and have a ******* and a sink. I will try to make this work if at all possible.

Deal.