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Ok, so let me ask this... Since I have the space, would this be an option: Extend the size of the building out 18" and pour a footer alongside the parking pad to use as the foundation for the walls and roof There is room all the way around the slab to pour a footer other than the entrance to...

If a pad was poured by a concrete contractor to hold a 45' Freightliner tag axle motorhome, would it be safe to assume its built sturdy enough to support a building addition? Not sure how to verify if it has rebar in it and all that.

Ok, good thinking. I updated my profile. I am out in the country in Oklahoma, no zoning or HOA issues to contend with.

The previous owners of our house poured a very nice 16' wide concrete driveway down the side of the house to hold their motorhome. I have been doing some measuring for building a shop on this pad and realized there is a pretty severe slope to it. The slope goes from the foundation of the house...

I am building a new 30x40 pole barn at my house to setup as a workshop and boat storage. One corner of it will be sectioned off for my dogs so they have a place to come in out of the Oklahoma heat during the summer. Currently they are in an a/c room on our house when it gets too hot out. But my...

now THAT is a good way to spend $60..

I use it in boat building.. We've used it 1 1/2" up the side of 1/2" lexan (see-thru livewell) and it stuck fine. However, we did etch the lexan.. Maybe you should try chemically etching the glass area first before painting. Then absolutely no doubt it will stick.