yes I mean that.


worst case is getting one of them 24x16 metal frame garages but I want a real one with maybe a lift too or tall enough for one

 

Not quite inflatable, but close!

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Shop with a yard...and attached sleeping quarters

 

Those things are pretty sweet! I wonder how they'd hold up to hail though

 

I wonder how much the replacement fabric is in terms of the total cost of the building.....


Its not just the hail, but the wind (tornados and straight line)...

 

We have a local Farm supply company that sells something similar and they've had a demo on their site for a good 10 years. I can't say for sure but it doesn't look to me like they've ever replaced the "tarp" on it. I was skeptical at first, but a lot of farmers in the area are starting to use them for equipment storage, feed lot storage, etc.

I can't vouch for them personally, but maybe they warrant a look, I don't know. I just thought of them when I thought of an "inflatable shed".

 

They do seem to be durable...I know a lot of the Massachusetts DOT districts use them for their salt storage...

 

my daughters horse back riding instructor has one and with too much heavy snow it buckled a bit and had to reinforce with wood beams after but has been up for 5 years or more

 

That snow fall you guys had last year (or was it the year before) was ridiculous!

 

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That could happen to any structure if the snow load exceeds the design snow load.

A lot of people have hoop buildings in my area and most people are really happy with them. I don't think hail would do much to the tarp because it can absorb the impact.

 

Baseball size hail.... that's some pretty decent sized hail....

 

I didn't scoll down far enough to see that! Amazing!

 

that is some big hail, I only seen hail big as my three fingers and it wrecked my roof, decimated my trees and I had a green lawn from all the leaves.


first time I had leaf duty in middle of summer

 

That's a really cool solution and seems easy to add on to after the fact... I'll have to look into it when i get around to building a shed.