Mennonite sheds
Anybody here have opinions on those pressure treated sheds you see on the side of the road? I am think about getting a 10x20 lofted barn with a 48" side door and extended cieling height for $3,145.00 delivered. $2995.00 without side door and stock height. They seem sturdy and i don't think i could build on for less than $1800.00. I never calculated costs to build one but i built a 12x8 chicken coop and it was around $500-$550 and already had a roof a corner posts.
ANY ADVICE, EXPRIENCES, OR OPINIONS?
ANY ADVICE, EXPRIENCES, OR OPINIONS?
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sturdy built out of hutchinson, ks. builds all different kinds of these porta sheds ...bottoms are on skids so you can set on level spot or footings or concrete..well built & delivered to site & set with a truck that has a hydraulic shift unloader...but pricey...lowes or home depot has similar but are stick built on site....soome books of plans available at same or on internet 0 -
I put up a Dura Built 10 x 16 foot shed for around 600 bucks, 7 foot ceiling with 6 foot double doors.. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by Classic095
I put up a Dura Built 10 x 16 foot shed for around 600 bucks, 7 foot ceiling with 6 foot double doors..
If you don't mind where did you get the plans? lumber? and is it pressure treated and shingled?0 -
RENNEK i have 12x24, barn doors on one end it is a sturdy built. i have had it for 5yrs. stained it twice,i ordered mine with treated floor and runners underneath,40 yr dimensional shingle roof to match my house,i put gutters on it,and it has a 2'x2' window in the rear it was great the first six months,then the wife filled it full of her crap[V] listen you had better get two one for u and one for her,i paid 1150.00 delivered and set up on a block foundation.[:D] 0 -
tend to rot from the bottom up.
rain splashes against footings w/o gutters or good runoff.0 -
I bought a 14 X 24 foot one summer before last. Love it. Lots of room and seems to be well built and solid. Price delivered was about what it would have cost me to buy the material to build one. 0 -
LOKO383
Don't feel bad most women can screw up a soup sandwich in the rain. My wife could fill up a 30' x30' building in less then a month. She is able to store crap that will never be used by anyone for the next twenty years.Last month alone we threw out about two pickup loads of junk that she had't used in twenty years.Next month will have another fight.[:D][:D][:D]0 -
I bought one from a local mennonite fella, and is it nice and well built. Mine is 10x20. They hauled it in here on a special trailer they had professionaly built, leveled her up and all. Cost is right at $2000.
Sorry the picture is so dark.
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I know the ones down by Alvarado, TX build some pretty darn nice and well built sheds aka storage buildings haha... 0 -
My dad bought one in 1985 and it's still tight and strong. They are well built by honest people. 0
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