Posted by Mike M on April 20, 2018 at 10:20:13 from (24.140.3.210):
In Reply to: OT: Pole Barn In Stages? posted by Ken Christopherson on April 20, 2018 at 09:26:39:
I don't see why it won't work ? Just brace it good. If you tamp the post backfill in better yet. Builders around here don't tamp them in which is bad if they pour floor right away then you have settling around the posts which can't be good to support the floor. I like to use overhead garage type doors as they seal up way better than sliders. I also like to pour a separate below frost line footer under the doors. This also allows you to come back at a later time and pour the concrete floor. I'm in Ohio and also installed insulation and liner panels in my last one. Made for a really nice building. IIRC my trusses are 2 foot on center and were to be made to handle adding the liner panels. They looked like normal trusses to me ? I'm not sure if I got what I paid a little extra for or not.
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