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I am not a fan of tool boxes, I like to be able to see my tools so I can make sure everything is put away and also for the simplicity of grabbing them quickly. I have my tools mounted on my wall right now, but I am going to build a rolling work bench with a wall in the back so I can roll all...

i am using a solid wood door and some 1956 metal kitchen cabinets to build a work bench area. I will be painting them and putting cabinets across the top.

I went to a family friends dad's shop yesterday, as they are getting ready to get rid of the contents. The owner passed away a few years ago, and the items have just been sitting untouched. There are more things then would fit in my 30x40 shop. Here are a couple of pieces that I want to buy...

My 40x50 is only heated when I am working in it. I went in tonight for a minute and the temp inside showed to be 36 degrees when it was 21 outside. Right now I only have double bubble insulation. Just curious if the double bubble is doing some good or if it would be that much warmer without...

I have a pole barn with double bubble insulation between the metal and the perlins. I have built 2x4 walls even with the posts and plan to insulate and sheet the walls with osb. Today, I got a great deal on unfaced r-11 insulation 7ft wide and 100 ft long for $30 per roll. My question is...

I had originally thought about propane, but don't want to hassle with the bottle. Location is Arkansas. Can't decide between electric or gas heat in my 30x40x11, r19 in walls r30 in ceiling and double bubble all over that was put in when building was built. Thinking of using one 30,000 btu...

I have done a lot of searching, to try to figure out which is the best and most affordable heat for my 30x40x11. I have found some that say electric is way to expensive and some that say the same about electric. I am in Arkansas, will be at the shop on weekends and maybe one or two evenings...

Dirt pad was finished yesterday. I am starting a 30x40 with 12ft sidewalls, and a 20ft enclosed shed down the 40 ft sidewall. Restrictions where I am building say it has to be a single family dwelling, so I am putting in a living area in the 20x40 shed. Gober Construction in Oklahoma is...

I am in the planning stages of a 30x40 pole barn and wanted to get your opinions of my ideas. I bought a half acre and the covenants say it has to have a single family dwelling. My thoughts were to do 16 ft sidewalls and have a loft apartment in half of the building to satisfy the covenants...

Thinking of a pole building in the near future, but would like to use siding on the walls instead of metal. Has anyone done this or have any pics? Thanks, Shawn