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corn crib conversion?
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Posted by cheap shop on October 24, 2006 at 14:46:54 from (209.152.67.159):
We have an old corn crib on my farm and would like to move it onto a good solid concrete slab and convert the downstairs to a shop. i would also like to lower the Ceiling to make a nice loft/game room/ bar area up above for me to hide out in. Has anyone done this and is it feasable it measures approx. 32x40 overall. I would like to remove the 2 interior walls an make it a clearspan type building. i want to save the old building because it has alot of good wood in it and like the fact that it looks like a barn. I would put red steel on it to make it colored like a barn also. Any one done this?? Any one got any pics?? Thanks
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