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+1 on the #2 metal bright white ceiling. Looks great and really clean. Brightens up the shop too.

Keep updates coming.... like to see how it progresses

Great looking building... just a warning you will run out of money and the hours you spend on it will be exhausting. I know from experience and that seems to be the consensus. But it will be worth it in the end.

They are easy to work with and any on the fly upgrades you need they can work with you fairly quickly to get it done.... I had them do some things to help me on my attached garage conversion and they did it for a reasonable price including some plumbing work. They also held up their concrete...

who's building your pole barn? im from Southern Indiana and Graber Post built mine. Very pleased with every aspect of build.

Look forward to seeing the build... I did a 44x48x16 a few months ago. Just insulated and getting ready to plan for loft placement. You might consider 12' doors in case you ever want to maximize the 14' ceilings in the future. you might even consider one 18x12 door vs 2. Good Luck...

44x48 $7,800 total I went with it because of my 21' ceilings. 10' ceilings i would go another less expensive route.

Any updates?

Most would go with a smaller loft 36x16 minimal obstruction below would be needed. However, the builder should be able to provide trusses to your specs.... for a price.

Live in the country.... only thing getting in pool is a deer. No restrictions or building permits required.

I laugh everytime i see that pic... I just cant wait until i get to a point that I can install lift and start working to restore my 93 lightning... may have to get some pointers and ideas from you :beer:

Thanks! Still have a lot of work to do on inside but it will be done one of these days.

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Also added 20x12 attic storage (as seen in the pull down ladder) to maximize all space possible. Put a subfloor in 18" above trusses to allow for adequate insulation.

[/IMG]Finished Drywall.... went with textured look and spent last 2 days painting. This was a 36x24 attached garage we converted to extra living space. 12x12 of it was left for storage. Got a fireplace, theater seating and HD 3D TV with BluRay and surround sound in one corner. The rest of...

Interior framed and insulation just lying in there to get it off the floor. http://i1051.photobucket.com/albums/s433/93L3008/126.jpg Temp Basketball Goal at 9' Plenty of ceiling height http://i1051.photobucket.com/albums/s433/93L3008/128.jpg

I just finished framing the inside of the garage... I'm going to go with batt insulation vs spray foam or spray cellulose. I also thought about house wrap on the inside and blowing insulation behind it. I'm just going the traditional route. Ive got R38 blown in the attic and already can feel...

thanks! No bowling alley... Do plan a loft with batting cage.

OSB or Drywall?? Framing out inside and undecided on what i should do. OSB would be more durable... really 50/50 on this not leaning one way or the other.