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Re: Ooh! Spending someone else's money!
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Posted by Nathan in Texas on March 27, 2006 at 14:21:08 from (216.167.183.158):
In Reply to: Re: Ooh! Spending someone else's money! posted by Bill in NorthCentral PA on March 27, 2006 at 14:09:59:
No, it is a steel frame. The 30' x 40' is about double the building that I think I will need. Everything I have will fit in a 20' X 30' pretty easily but wouldn't leave me much room for working on stuff. Where I will put the building it really will be harder to make it longer than 40'. I have a little room to make it wider but was thinking that would be where the lean too would be. How heavy would something need to be to break 4" thick cement? And what is a rat wall? If I don't have any rats do I need a rat wall? I was planning on doing the plumbing and electrical for sure. Thanks for the input so far.
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