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  • strokn47265
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  • trc313
    Around my parts we would pour the concrete first[:0]
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  • Ramtinxxl
    Unless maybe there weren't no concrete in the plans...[;)] Nice looking edifice there, strokn.
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  • Alpine
    On a pole barn structure the slab is last.
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  • tazzer
    [:D]Nice [:D]
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  • hisbigbootygirl
    that's cool, i bet your happy!!!
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  • kimberkid
    Cool ... Have you got enough stuff to fill it up yet, or do you plan to grow into it?
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  • SG_Niner
    should have got the one with skylights they realy help with the lighting!
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  • phillip
    Rock on!
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  • Smitty500mag
    Now all you need is the trim.[:D]

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  • strokn47265
    The concrete will be done shortly. I dont think it is bad for 8400.00 and that includes the concrete. Sure beats the quotes i got of min. 16000.00 for an unfinished traditional garage. Plus i havent touched a thing. Soon as concrete is poured, i'll frame up inside, insulate more, call electrician, cover walls. I got a furnace out of a modular for heat. Damn straight i'm happy. I havent had a garage for about 8-9 years now. I got plenty of PLAYBOYS to take centerfolds out of and post on the ceiling. Gonna wacth the local garage sales and fleabay for bar signs. A friend of mines uncle drives for the local beverage company(beer) and he will try to get me some neons, etc... cheap.
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  • strokn47265
    Oh i got some things to put in it, but havent had the space, till now to get other things i want. Days of workin under a leantoo and on cold gravel are over... Well soon that is.[:)][:)]
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  • strokn47265
    They actually did a very good job. It does have double trusss' and double main wall beams. It is a bit stouter than some of the other pole barns i've seen. Oh by the way, it was built buy 3 amish guys, they showed up at 8:30 am, was done with what you see by 4:00pm. Not bad i think, considering it was just a flat gravel area.
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  • cowdoc
    looks good.

    suppose they would build me a 60x120 with 18' side wall shop?.....priced a 60x100 with 18ft wall no insulation no concrete ect ect ...$60,000
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  • FEENIX
    quote:Originally posted by Smitty500mag
    Now all you need is the trim.[:D]

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    Very nice lighting system ... variety is a spice of life [^].
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  • select-fire
    quote:Originally posted by cowdoc
    looks good.

    suppose they would build me a 60x120 with 18' side wall shop?.....priced a 60x100 with 18ft wall no insulation no concrete ect ect ...$60,000


    Not bad for $10 bucks a square foot.
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  • strokn47265
    I think they would build any size... They are also book up for 3 months. Considering i signed the contract in march and they just built it last week. I believe they will costume build what ever you want.
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  • pickenup
    Yup, looking good.
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  • TexasVet
    quote:Originally posted by trc313
    Around my parts we would pour the concrete first[:0]


    Here in Texas they pour the slab first, but in Tennessee they build the garage, then pour the concete and it works out to be just as good.

    Amish guys do good work, the garage looks good Strokn!
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