Posted by EH in SC on August 08, 2008 at 11:58:23 from (205.188.117.74):
Needing to build a shop and want some suggestions from some who have BTDT! Would like to know recommended building size and door size openings,steel or wood construcion,wiring suggestions, lighting,etc. This is in the upstate of SC.
Will pour concrete floor and want to have room to work on up to three tractors and maybe an implement/vehicle at one time.
I know this request may sound like a lot to ask, but I am hoping that there are some of you out there that if you had it to do over again would include or eliminate some things. That's kind of what I am asking.....are there some things that you just can't do without?
I currently have a nice sized bulding but it is getting cramped and does not have concrete floor or enough lighting, more like an enclosed pole building.
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