It fits....barely

[Mighty Ming]

Got the mud (concrete) down. Gotta fill in the middle with and a few extras (power outlet outside, pavers to the rear). About $290.00 for the mud. So in two months I'll be ahead! Yee haw.


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[Poppy's 5th Wheel]

Originally Posted by Mighty Ming

Got the mud (concrete) down. Gotta fill in the middle with and a few extras (power outlet outside, pavers to the rear). About $290.00 for the mud. So in two months I'll be ahead! Yee haw. Attachment 1142Attachment 1143


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Well Hello Neighbor! It looks good in there. Nice job. BTW, I have some extension mirrors I used before I added the tow mirrors that will slip right on your OEM mirrors. Yours for the taking, just stop by!

PS. I feel your pain

[allentx1]

Originally Posted by SAD

Metal building - $27k
Concrete - $11.5k
Electrical - $3k (meter pole, 150 ft copper, 200 amp panel - beyond the service entrance panel, I did the remaining electrical myself)
Building assembly - $8.6k

The best advice I got from my father-in-law (who lives in Newfane BTW), was "Get 14' doors"

SAD - What dimensions for that building? I am looking to do the same thing but am unsure what I need vs should do.

Allen

[SAD]

Originally Posted by allentx1

SAD - What dimensions for that building? I am looking to do the same thing but am unsure what I need vs should do.

Allen

Building is 40x50 - but when you consider the 12' porch along the one side the concrete is 50x52

Height in center is 17' - to accommodate the 14' high door. Outer wall height 10'. 2 car garage door is 8' high on front wall - as result, porch roof pitches from the 10' down to 9'.

The idea was to be able to accommodate all toys - including the RV - and still be able to park my truck inside. While still having a workspace.

I managed to do it!

[SAD]

Originally Posted by SAD

Building is 40x50 - but when you consider the 12' porch along the one side the concrete is 50x52

Height in center is 17' - to accommodate the 14' high door. Outer wall height 10'. 2 car garage door is 8' high on front wall - as result, porch roof pitches from the 10' down to 9'.

The idea was to be able to accommodate all toys - including the RV - and still be able to park my truck inside. While still having a workspace.

I managed to do it!

I just realized that some of the above may not make sense without pics for perspective...

Two 14' doors and I can drive right through the center of the building... Porch along this side...



With the RV parked, the truck can slip in right behind it and shut the 2-car door.

[Mighty Ming]

Finally done. Thanks to help of friends and neighbors!



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[hankaye]

SAD, Howdy;

Mighty fine lookin' Pole Barn ya got there.

hankaye

[Festus2]

Closing the doors of "The Barn" --- project completed.