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The apron got poured.

BTW beautiful building!!!!

Personal preference; but, I think option 2 looks much better. If there is a possibility to re-coupe some money, I'd go with the same style as the man door light, just bigger. Some say the actual fixture height size should be 1/4 to 1/3 the door height. I know that seems awfully big; but, I'd...

Berto, that was the first I had seen of your build thread. Very insightful, and I guess, basically what I'm trying to accomplish. But, I think your's may be a bit more elegant. :cool: Fantastic job!

Little more progress after some rainy days…

Yikes! That's a long wait. I recently paid for 2- 14x14 sectional doors, after several quotes. I was told by salesmen from 2 different companies that the addition of windows would lengthen time to delivery. I took their word for it and ordered "plain jane". :sneaky:

Thanks for the input. Here’s the progress. Now just waiting on some dry days.

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I have ruled out gutters as I'm surrounded by pines and will have 16' sidewalls. I'm trying to plan for the inevitable aging variable, as even now I wouldn't get too excited about getting up there on the regular.

Thanks for the feedback.

I'm in the process of finally getting my metal building built (about 40x60). I've built a nice pad over several months. Still, I live on the Gulf Coast with lots of rain, mud, swamps, etc. I've noticed many metal shops around here with stains along the bottom secondary to splash following some...

I like it! Sometimes it's the small things that make things flow and much more convenient. "Is it raining? Oh, I didn't even notice." :cool:

2wheel, can you share what your's is like, either pic or on paper? I'm trying to figure this out as well. Thanks

Looks great. My site is very similar to yours. I'm in the clearing process now. I know you said you had sticker shock; but, curious how much dirt you brought in to bring it up to elevation? Thanks

Oh dang.

Welcome aboard. Love Tomball and Old Town Spring.:)

I love it when he makes nonstandard suggestions of how things could be used, too.

Yes, I can see shades, dark vs light. But, you could also tell us it was green and woody 73 and I would believe you.:)

Rescued this little Wilton. The support under the static jaw was broken off and the jaws were halfway screwed in with 2 different types of hardware; but, it should be plenty for the type of light-duty work I'll use it for.

Wow is an understatement!