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Re: OT: Tips/ideas for pole barn, do's/dont's.
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Posted by Lyle on December 27, 2004 at 05:21:58 from (206.145.179.140):
In Reply to: OT: Tips/ideas for pole barn, do's/dont's. posted by Markss on December 26, 2004 at 09:07:03:
Build the largest basic building you can afford. They are never too big. Don't spare the fill material to keep building dry from surface run off. You never get a second chance on that factor. Concrete your shop area and a clay fill will get as hard as concrete and will even be sweepable until you can afford to place the rest of concrete. You don't even have to worry about oil leaks and spills in this area. Keep the doors open much of the time the first months to dry the fill out to prevent roof condensation. Frame windows and doors but put them in as you can afford latter. Allow height adjustment for concrete. Good Luck. Let us know what you decided.
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