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Re: Barn door location?
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Posted by Stan(PA) on March 31, 2006 at 11:00:20 from (24.52.125.65):
In Reply to: Barn door location? posted by Nathan in Texas on March 31, 2006 at 08:19:48:
Mine is 30x40, and, yes, I wish it was bigger! Anyway, I"d go with the door in the center, so you have usable space against the walls, and the center is your "clear space" to drive out ect. If you add another door to the front, you lose a lot of space, because you have to keep the area in front of another door clear. I back the tractors against the side walls, and can pull any one out down the center of the building. I have tools ect. on one side of the door, and my sink and compressor on the other side of the door. The entire 2/3 to the rear is for parking my tractors. It works out very well with the center door (my door is 9 high by 10 wide). If you must have another door, put it in the center, rear of the building. That way, you still only need to keep that "center aisle" clear.
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