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Re: Pole Barn
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Posted by CRUSADER on August 12, 2004 at 10:35:52 from (216.31.5.217):
In Reply to: Pole Barn posted by matthew h on August 11, 2004 at 20:12:52:
Where abouts are you located at? I just had a metal building put up. It has a 5 inch concrete floor, 25x25, the walls are 10' with about 12.5 or 13 at the peak. 4' walk-in door and 12' overhead door. I'm located in New Mexico. These guys did a pretty darn good job outside the fact that I wasn't 100% clear where to put the overhead door. Now I got get electricity put in it and the electricians in this town are busier than a one legged man at an @$$ kicking contest. later days mate, Jim
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