My shed is 48 by 81. It is 14 high posts with a scissors truss. The scissors trusses cost more, but they allowed me to use smaller poles spaced 9 feet. The smaller poles and spacing was cheaper than going with a 16 foot eve and regular 8 foot spacing.
Lot of little details to play with.
If I put up a 30 foot wide building with 2 doors on one end, that would be a very expensive building, as I couldn�t fit much in it...... so the size has to fit the use, and we don�t know what it�s really going to be used for.
I wish my building were a few feet wider, 4 or 8 or whatever the next price break would be.
Glad I got it tho, the last she�d put up here dad built in 1960s, at 36 by 48 and only 11 feet high door, it just doesn�t hold much farm stuff any more. And he stupidly put the doors on one side, jeez I can�t use the shed all winter with snow frozen 3 feet high against and in the door track. What was he thinking..... never put doors on a side wall as the only doors in Minnesota......
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