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Oh and it took about 3 months from contract to complete.

Hey Neal, I'm not sure if you saw the pics I posted in the other threads, but here they are again for your reference (At the bottom of the post). $35k for a 75x50?!?!? OMG I should have talked to your guy. :shocking: My concrete slab alone cost $30k. Here are the specs: -80ftx60ft steel...

Thanks for all of the replies. That's good to know about the brake fluid. I did not know that! Advance Auto in my area does take waste oil but I would have to make several trips to get rid of it. I'm also interesst in the kinds of containers you use to store it. I'm looking for something...

Hi all, New guy from Franklinton, NC. I have an 80x60 steel shop with a 16ft eave and 4/12 pitch roof. I use it for auto work and storage of my toys (fifth wheel, boat, tractor). This is a great board and I look forward to participating for a long time to come! Wayne

Hey folks, Do you have any recommendations on used oil storage and disposal? I have a 20 gallon receptacle with the extendable funnel, but it is getting full. I'd like to pump the oil to a large storage container so that receycling company can come pick it up in volume. Any recommendations...

Phatsub - LOL Thanks!!! :o It was a dream come true to finally have this shop built.

Boiler, Haha - ok I'll get some more. It's fully stocked now. That picture was right after the build. Here are a few more pics from the build and right after: Thanks Purdue, and yes it's free span. One of the nice things about steel design.

I built my garage long before finding this site, but was thinking like you guys. I used Google Sketchup to design mine as well. I modelled it up in the software and sent it to the contractor who then got official plans from the manufacturer. Below are before and after pics of my 80x60 garage:

Hey Guys, First post! Not sure if this is the biggest but it is big enough for me. These are pictures of my shop after it was built 8 months ago. I will get some updated pics and post them in the introduction thread later. It's an 80x60 steel building with 16ft eaves and a 29ft peak. I...