Posted by mss3020 on March 14, 2018 at 11:34:27 from (206.222.222.213):
In Reply to: New Machine Shed posted by Cmore on March 14, 2018 at 09:09:28:
I put cleary up about 17 years ago.. 43 x 63. Crew of 3 had it finished in weeks time.. Great guys as far as I am concerned.. Also I do my own repairs so I have ordered sheeting edge etc from them and never had problem getting parts..
I had bubble wrap put on ceiling before metal for insulation agains condensation.. DONT USE IT.. after 17 years the bubble stuff gets brittle and has started falling or braking and hanging down..
When I looked originally I called lester, morton, cleary, one other that has slipped my mind..
I only wish I would have made trusses two feet taller to get a 14' ceiling hight.. oh well..
I have since built a 24 x 36 myself which after putting that up I kinda wish I would have built the larger building on my own.. but i didnt have skidloader then either so all worked out..
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