So this was a panelized build? I can get Mennonite built sheds around here but as I understand it they're limited to 14' wide and there are even times of the year they don't allow that wide of a load through.
Yes, It came on a specialized trailer that had the ability to go sideways (just amazing). You can see that capability from the picture. The operator had the bed lifted to take off the pallet straps in the first picture.
There was two pallets, one with the building and one with all the accessories like siding, man doors, shingles and some trim. I wanted specific windows and garage doors to match the house so I supplied the two garage doors and the power operated awning windows and the casement window.
The walls are 2x6 and 9' tall, the front door is 9' and side door is 8.5' and the building is 15' to the peak and 460 sq ft. all sheeting is CDX. All wood looks to be premium material. This is the biggest and tallest building I could get a zoning variance for.
If anyone would like to see more of the construction I'll upload some more pictures of more detailed look at the sides or unfinished interior or whatever detail is requested. This was middle of last summer when the garage was constructed. I then did electrical and R-19 insulation, reconfigured the fence, paved the driveway for the front garage door and some in the side garage door. Then I did a bluestone walkways before the cold weather set in. I'm almost ready to do the ceiling and interior walls in a few weeks.
